'Free, free Palestine': Protestors chain themselves to Pelosi's SF office building

Dozens of protestors have chained themselves to Rep. Nancy Pelosi San Francisco's office Thursday, demanding an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and the end of sending military aid to Israel.

3 arrested in connection to Father's Day shootout in San Francisco

Police arrested three people in connection with a rolling gun battle that took place along the Embarcadero near Pier 39 on Father's Day and left six people injured.

San Francisco man says his cousin was in Gaza hospital during attack

The State Department blames a Palestinian terrorist organization for the misfired rocket, seriously damaging a hospital in Gaza.

SF students walkout during day of action, call for Israeli cease-fire

High school students in San Francisco joined a nationwide walk-out on Wednesday and called for change in the Middle East. Those students are calling on Israel to change its policies and would like to see a cease-fire. 

Rollover crash shuts San Francisco's Broadway tunnel

One person was hospitalized after a car crashed and rolled over in the Broadway tunnel in San Francisco on Wednesday.

After rash of antisemitic remarks, San Francisco supes limit remote public comment

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors, with an 8-3 vote Tuesday, ended remote public comment at meetings of the board and its committees with some exceptions.   

SF city supervisor proposes ban on street vendors in the Mission District

San Francisco Supervisor Hillary Ronen is proposing a ban on vendors on Mission Street for 90 days, in an effort to improve safety for city employees who are tasked with keeping the streets clean and clear.  

New San Francisco restaurant will have one of the biggest rooftop bars in the city

A globally recognized Japanese-Peruvian fusion restaurant will open its first West Coast location in San Francisco this week, featuring one of the biggest rooftop bars in the city. 

San Francisco mayor wants to expand police powers via ballot measure; critics blast idea

San Francisco Mayor London Breed on Tuesday announced a new ballot measure for the March election, which critics began blasting even before the idea was formally announced.

Feds investigating Cruise's driverless cars

Federal auto safety regulators have opened a probe into Cruise, which operates self-driving cars in San Francisco. 

San Francisco DA charges 5 after Walgreens theft

The San Francisco District Attorney’s Office on Monday filed felony burglary charges against five suspects in connection with a mass retail-theft at a Walgreens. 

Speed cameras coming to Bay Area, privacy advocates skeptical

Speed cameras will be up and running in Oakland, San Jose and San Francisco starting next year. Supporters say cameras will help reduce the number of people who die in accidents due to speeding, but critics have privacy concerns and say the cameras could target low-income communities.

Windows on Market Street structures vandalized with anti-Jewish messages

The Jewish Community Relations Council says it's "deeply disturbed" by some of the graffiti seen in San Francisco following Saturday's pro-Palestinian rally.