Rainy weather brings down trees in San Francisco

Rainy weather is bringing down trees in San Francisco. The city's recreation and parks department oversees the health of about 131,000 trees, 27,000 in Golden Gate Park alone.

SFO to rename international terminal for Sen. Dianne Feinstein

San Francisco International Airport commissioners approved renaming the international terminal in honor of the late Sen. Dianne Feinstein.

SFO runway closure could cause delays for months

Flights arriving at San Francisco International Airport could face delays while one SFO runway is shut for months due to a construction project. 

Owner claims 'pirates' pillaged unoccupied sailboat, ship drifts to Baker Beach from Sausalito

San Francisco fire officials say a small vessel broke free from the Sausalito area and ended up at San Francisco Baker Beach. The boat, dubbed ‘Lorelei’, was seen from the beach on Monday afternoon. 

Tree falls on five vehicles in SF's Golden Gate Park, roadway obstructed

A large eucalyptus tree fell on five vehicles in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park on Monday, according to officials with San Francisco Fire Department. 

Photos: Car catapults over edge of off-ramp, into building in San Francisco

A woman was taken to the hospital after her car catapulted off a San Francisco overpass and into a building Sunday night, according to California Highway Patrol.

2 arrested on suspicion of DUI after female pedestrian fatally struck on Bay Bridge

A person was killed and two others were arrested for driving under the influence after an early morning collision Sunday on the Bay Bridge in San Francisco, according to California Highway Patrol.     

Protesters gather outside of Pelosi home to raise awareness about violence in Gaza

Protesters began gathering outside of the San Francisco home of House Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi at 7 a.m. on Sunday to protest U.S. aid to Israel and raise awareness about the ongoing violence in Gaza, according to a press release from organizers.

Steam billows in downtown San Francisco after water main break

A water main break in downtown San Francisco on Sunday caused large visible plumes of smoke to billow into city streets. 

SF resident sentenced to prison, fined $5 million for investment fraud

A former San Francisco resident was sentenced to serve four years in prison for committing multiple felonies in connection with an investment fraud scheme involving cryptocurrencies, federal prosecutors said Thursday.

SF Jewish restaurants targeted for boycott

Fliers calling for a boycott of Jewish restaurants in San Francisco are being denounced for bigotry.

Pulpit exchange brings SF Jews and Baptists together for 37 years

Two congregations, one Jewish and one Baptist, are continuing an annual tradition that has brought the two faith communities in San Francisco together for nearly four decades.

Worst day for cancelations since July in the skies

At San Francisco International Airport and other airports across the country, Friday was a perfect storm for air travel.

400 license plate cameras coming to San Francisco, privacy advocates concerned

San Francisco's police chief said the cameras won't be deployed as part of a mass surveillance operation. Privacy advocates have their concerns over the license plate readers.

Appeals court keeps injunction against SF homeless camp sweeps in place

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit on Thursday left in place an injunction against the city of San Francisco that prevents the city from clearing encampments without first offering the residents shelter.