Car stolen with minor inside in San Francisco

San Francisco police are investigating after a car was stolen with a minor inside late Friday afternoon, authorities said.

Backfiring sheriff's bus routinely startles San Bruno residents

A startling sound has been repeatedly scaring some neighbors in San Bruno, and after months of mystery it has been traced to a backfiring bus belonging to the San Francisco Sheriff’s Office.

Cruise suffers downfall, sees layoffs amid mounting safety issues

More than 900 workers at Cruise were notified by email Thursday that they had been let go. The layoffs come after months of safety issues plaguing the autonomous vehicle company owned by General Motors.

Overdose deaths reach record level in San Francisco

San Francisco has surpassed the worst year on record for overdose deaths, San Francisco public health officials said Thursday.

Former Giants legend says San Francisco's reputation could be keeping top talent away

A co-owner of San Francisco Giants says San Francisco's image is to blame for recent troubles the team has had in acquiring new players, according to an interview posted by The Athletic.

Court order demands landlords fix code violations in Ingleside Heights building

The lawsuit was filed by the San Francisco City Attorney after complaints that the landlords had rented illegal and unsafe units out to immigrant tenants for years.

Group claims China was behind violent attack during APEC protests

The protesters, who were defending the rights of Hong Kong, Tibet and ethnic Uyghurs, said their attackers’ attire, coordination and strong reaction to anti-Communist Party rhetoric indicated official Chinese involvement.

Warriors star Draymond Green suspended indefinitely by NBA

Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green was suspended indefinitely by the NBA on Wednesday, less than 24 hours after he hit Phoenix Suns center Jusuf Nurkic in the face and received a Flagrant 2 foul and ejection.

Thousands of meals delivered to Bay Area seniors with limited mobility, funds

Workers at the Meals on Wheels kitchen cook, wrap and pack 10,000 meals every day, to be delivered to 3,500 seniors in San Francisco and another 400 seniors in northern San Mateo County.

Sex worker says she fatally shot client after argument at Crissy Field

The suspect told investigators that she shot the man when he became angry after learning she is transgender, according to court filings.

Ex-First Republic Bank employee sentenced after sabotaging bank's computer network

A former bank employee from San Francisco was sentenced to 24 months in prison on Monday for intentionally damaging his former employer's cloud system and stealing valuable computer code, federal prosecutors said.

BART fares to increase come January as agency increases gate security

Fares are increasing for Bay Area Rapid Transportation, and the transit agency says it is also making changes to ensure people pay their fares.

San Francisco gears up for return of Winter Walk

San Francisco is embracing the holiday spirit, gearing up to open the Winter Walk along Union Square this Friday.

No DUI charges filed against sister of Bob Lee's alleged killer

Charges against the sister of a man accused of killing Cash App founder Bob Lee, have been discharged as authorities continue to investigate her on suspicion of several offenses, including driving under the influence and hit-and-run.

Pedestrian killed outside San Francisco grocery store

A pedestrian was fatally struck in the parking lot of a grocery store in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood on Monday afternoon.