New bike lane blamed for drop in business along popular SF Mission corridor
The owner of a small business on Valencia Street is blaming a new center bike lane for its demise and now other business owners in San Francisco's Mission District are letting city leaders know they oppose the lane.
The owner of a small business on Valencia Street is blaming a new center bike lane for its demise and now other business owners in San Francisco's Mission District are letting city leaders know they oppose the lane.
San Francisco marks 35th annual World AIDS Day with reflection
Dec. 1 is the 35th anniversary of World AIDS Day. San Francisco marked the day with reflection, looking at how far the world has come in responding to HIV/AIDS, and where we stand now.
Dec. 1 is the 35th anniversary of World AIDS Day. San Francisco marked the day with reflection, looking at how far the world has come in responding to HIV/AIDS, and where we stand now.
Bay Area ferry services to receive $22M through federal bipartisan infrastructure law
Millions of dollars in new federal funding are coming to the Bay Area to help modernize local ferry systems.
Millions of dollars in new federal funding are coming to the Bay Area to help modernize local ferry systems.
National AIDS Memorial to host World AIDS Day events in San Francisco
On the eve of World AIDS Day, hundreds of people gathered Thursday at the Grove in Golden Gate Park to remember those affected by the disease.
On the eve of World AIDS Day, hundreds of people gathered Thursday at the Grove in Golden Gate Park to remember those affected by the disease.
Girl arrested for alleged retail theft of over $30k in merchandise
San Francisco officers arrested a 14-year-old girl for alleged retail theft of over $30,000 in merchandise, police said.
San Francisco officers arrested a 14-year-old girl for alleged retail theft of over $30,000 in merchandise, police said.
San Francisco sees drop in larceny and shoplifting
After years of viral thefts caught on camera, San Francisco has reported a sizable drop in the number of thefts in the city.
After years of viral thefts caught on camera, San Francisco has reported a sizable drop in the number of thefts in the city.
Man climbs power lines above Caltrain in San Francisco, halting service for hours
A man on Thursday morning climbed the power lines above the Caltrain station in San Francisco, halting service for hours.
A man on Thursday morning climbed the power lines above the Caltrain station in San Francisco, halting service for hours.
81-year-old man indicted in Presidio crash death of cyclist Ethan Boyes
A man has been indicted on federal charges in connection to the crash that killed world-champion cyclist Ethan Boyes in San Francisco this year, the United States Department of Justice announced.
A man has been indicted on federal charges in connection to the crash that killed world-champion cyclist Ethan Boyes in San Francisco this year, the United States Department of Justice announced.
Run DMC co-founder lights up Warriors' Thrive City celebration
Hip-hop legend Darryl McDaniels, an original member and co-founder of Run DMC, fired up the crowd in San Francisco Wednesday at the Warriors' holiday tree-lighting ceremony.
Hip-hop legend Darryl McDaniels, an original member and co-founder of Run DMC, fired up the crowd in San Francisco Wednesday at the Warriors' holiday tree-lighting ceremony.
KNBR radio cuts staff, including host Paul McCaffrey
Sports radio station KNBR announced on Wednesday a series of staffing cuts that affect both morning and evening programming.
Sports radio station KNBR announced on Wednesday a series of staffing cuts that affect both morning and evening programming.
Pro-Palestinian protesters march in San Francisco for permanent ceasefire
Hundreds marched through the streets of San Francisco, calling for a permanent end to the war. The demonstration lasted about 3 hours. Protestors were passionate, but peaceful. They held banners and signs while chanting, "Free Palestine."
Hundreds marched through the streets of San Francisco, calling for a permanent end to the war. The demonstration lasted about 3 hours. Protestors were passionate, but peaceful. They held banners and signs while chanting, "Free Palestine."
'Snowfall' part of Warriors' holiday tree lighting celebration
It was a spectacular sight in San Francisco as the Warriors hosted a free holiday celebration for the community in Thrive City on Wednesday night.
It was a spectacular sight in San Francisco as the Warriors hosted a free holiday celebration for the community in Thrive City on Wednesday night.
BART service resumes through Transbay tube after person on tracks halts trains
BART service through the Transbay Tube has resumed after halting due to a person on the tracks near Embarcadero Station Wednesday evening, the agency said at 6:19 p.m.
BART service through the Transbay Tube has resumed after halting due to a person on the tracks near Embarcadero Station Wednesday evening, the agency said at 6:19 p.m.
Caught on camera: Tesla Cybertruck gets towed in San Francisco
Passers-by in San Francisco snapped a photo of a shiny Tesla cybertruck as it was getting towed away on Saturday morning, a photo posted to X shows.
Passers-by in San Francisco snapped a photo of a shiny Tesla cybertruck as it was getting towed away on Saturday morning, a photo posted to X shows.
Police staffing issue to go before San Francisco voters
On Tuesday, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved a charter amendment that would fund and require the hiring of new cops. They will put it before voters in March.
On Tuesday, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved a charter amendment that would fund and require the hiring of new cops. They will put it before voters in March.
Students walkout on CSU campuses, SFSU
A student coalition has formed across several CSU campuses to speak out against the CSU Board of Trustees' plan to raise tuition over the next 5 years.
A student coalition has formed across several CSU campuses to speak out against the CSU Board of Trustees' plan to raise tuition over the next 5 years.
Sister of Bob Lee murder suspect arrested in DUI hit-and-run
The sister of the man charged with the murder of Cash App founder Bob Lee is now charged with suspicion DUI in a hit-and-run crash, according to police.
The sister of the man charged with the murder of Cash App founder Bob Lee is now charged with suspicion DUI in a hit-and-run crash, according to police.
San Francisco must make building houses easier or lose state funding, local control
Time is running out for San Francisco city leaders to pass new laws to make it easier to build housing. State housing officials warn if the city doesn't comply, it could lose state money and local control of building projects.
Time is running out for San Francisco city leaders to pass new laws to make it easier to build housing. State housing officials warn if the city doesn't comply, it could lose state money and local control of building projects.
Anniversary of Mayor George Moscone, Supervisor Harvey Milk assassinations
A dark day in history for San Francisco and beyond: 45 years ago, then Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk were assassinated by Dan White, a supervisor who had resigned weeks earlier.
A dark day in history for San Francisco and beyond: 45 years ago, then Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk were assassinated by Dan White, a supervisor who had resigned weeks earlier.
San Francisco opens spaces for vendors to sell while street vending ban in place
A 90-day ban on street vending in San Francisco's Mission District kicked into effect on Monday.
A 90-day ban on street vending in San Francisco's Mission District kicked into effect on Monday.