BART revamps Civic Center Station

On Tuesday, BART proudly showed off its refurbished, rehabilitated and reborn San Francisco Civic Center Station. It had become one of the most complained about and avoided stations of the 50 stations that BART operates.

Film being shot in San Francisco examines 'bipping culture' or car break-ins

In San Francisco's Potrero Hill, production is underway for the film ‘Splash City’. The movie takes a look at auto burglaries or the phenomenon known as ‘bipping’ that has plagued the San Francisco Bay Area. 

More SF tenants engage in 'rent strike,' to leverage demands from landlords

Tenants in some 75 rental units in San Francisco have been on rent strikes, withholding their monthly payments until their demands from their landlord have been met.

San Francisco Bay Area weather: flood watch issued ahead of storm

hat’s being billed as potentially our biggest storm so far this season, was set to slam the region early Wednesday, with a flood watch issued for the entire Bay Area.

Fmr. CA assembly candidate enters supervisor race, hopes to unseat Dean Preston

A new candidate has tossed his hat into the ring, joining the race for San Francisco's Board of Supervisors, with the hope of unseating Dean Preston. 

San Francisco's oldest toy store set to permanently close

Jeffrey's Toys was reportedly the inspiration for Pixar's "Toy Story" movie. The store will remain open for the next couple of weeks. Items are being sold at 30 percent off.

49ers superfans remember 1957 disappointment against Lions

The San Francisco 49ers and Detroit Lions aren't exactly rivals, but they do have a history going back decades.

SF mayor says Mission Street cleanup efforts are working

In San Francisco on Friday, the mayor’s office released preliminary results of a moratorium on unpermitted street vendors selling items along Mission Street. 

Jury convicts man of assault and mayhem following Tenderloin attack

A 21-year-old San Francisco man was convicted of assault with a deadly weapon and mayhem after a man was stabbed 11 times in the Tenderloin district, prosecutors said Friday.   

Former SF Mayor Willie Brown auctions off his clothes

Former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown is auctioning off clothes from his closet – all for a good cause.

SF city leaders hear from residents at Tenderloin town hall on crime

San Francisco city leaders attended a town-hall meeting Thursday that focused on crime in the city's Tenderloin District. Many in attendance said the city isn't doing enough to address crime in the neighborhood.

Man arrested for allegedly making lewd acts near San Francisco school

San Francisco officers arrested a man who allegedly made lewd gestures near a school in the city's Richmond District earlier this week, according to police.   

SF mayor pushes for ballot measure to broaden police powers

The proposition allows police to expand use of technology like drones and cameras and would change the city's pursuit policy to allow officers to chase suspects in non-violent felonies and violent misdemeanors.

SF Safe leader fired after audit reveals misuse of taxpayer funds from police

SF Safe Executive Director Kyra Worthy is out of a job after being terminated by the non-profit’s board of directors on Wednesday, according to the group’s attorney Dylan Hackett, “for misuse of funds and other banking discrepancies."

Warriors tribute 'Deki' in first game back on court

The Golden State Warriors are back on the court after the death of assistant coach Dejan "Deki" Milojević. A ceremony at Chase Center preceded the game, honoring the late coach. 

Proposal: Limit car speed to no more than 10 mph over speed limit

State Sen. Scott Wiener (D.-San Francisco) has set up an epic battle that will involve stiff opposition from carmakers, driving enthusiasts and way too many lead-footed drivers over how fast their cars can go.

Plastic washing up on San Francisco beaches has filthy source

Beachgoers are encountering all kinds of trash along beaches in San Francisco and it turns out it’s not from littering.