Bilingual newspaper in Mission District celebrates over 50 years in service to SF's Latino community

A bilingual newspaper in San Francisco is celebrating more than five decades of service to the Bay Area’s Latino community. The newspaper is the longest-running bilingual publication in California, based in the Mission District.

Stand with Israel rally in San Francisco denounces violence along the Israeli-Gaza border

Sunday afternoon a group assembled at Civic Center plaza to show unity with Israel and denounce the violence that continues to take lives along the Israeli-Gaza border. 

7 Bay Area haunted house experiences you don't want to miss

Spooky season is upon us and for many adults and mature teens that means haunted house trips. We’ve compiled a list of some of the freakiest and horrific haunts around the Bay Area.

Children's Creativity Museum celebrates 25th anniversary

The Children's Creativity Museum in Yerba Buena Gardens celebrated its 25th anniversary Saturday with a free, hands-on creativity event.

Bay Area residents stuck in Israel begin returning home

Americans previously stuck in Israel are starting to return to the U.S. after flights were grounded there due to terrorist attacks about a week ago. Americans are being evacuated out of Israel to Germany and Greece, and then flown to American soil, the State Department said.

'We’re gonna love harder than all the haters out there': SF congregants gather for Sabbath

One wick at a time, a small group of faithful gathered to light candles at the Congregation Chevra Thilim in San Francisco, as Jewish people around the world do each Friday before sundown to usher in the Sabbath.

Competing rallies in San Francisco over Israel-Hamas war

Organizers of a rally in the city's South of Market neighborhood by self-proclaimed anti-Zionist Jews who say they are opposed to Israeli air strikes and bombings in Gaza.

San Francisco mayor, police chief provide update on crime prevention efforts

Smash-and-grabs, drug dealing, car larceny and other public safety concerns in San Francisco were addressed at a news conference Friday by Mayor London Breed and Police Chief William Scott.

Charges filed for 2 men accused of multiple Mission District robberies

Two men have been charged for a series of armed robberies in San Francisco's Mission District in situations where victims were held at gunpoint and at times pistol whipped, the San Francisco District Attorney's Office announced Friday.

Three wounded in San Francisco shooting

Three people were injured in a shooting in San Francisco on Thursday afternoon, according to police.

San Francisco educators vote overwhelmingly to authorize strike

San Francisco educators voted to authorize a strike amid an ongoing failure to reach an agreement with the district on a new contract, despite several months of negotiations.

San Francisco Dior store rammed by car and burglarized

The Dior store in San Francisco's Union Square was hit by thieves early Thursday morning, but three of the suspects weren't able to evade capture for long.

Driver identified in crash, shooting at San Francisco Chinese consulate

The San Francisco Medical Examiner on Thursday identified the man who crashed a Honda into the Chinese consulate this week and was later shot and killed by police.