San Francisco woman on church pilgrimage stranded in Jerusalem

A San Francisco woman is among a church group that is now trying to find their way back home to the United States from Jerusalem.

SF mayor orders SFMTA to stop ticketing victims of car thefts

San Francisco Mayor London Breed is calling on city agencies to work to stop victims of car theft from getting tickets on their stolen cars.

Express store, storied Italian restaurant leaving San Francisco

The Express store is leaving San Francisco's Union Square, as is the North Beach Restaurant a little more than a mile away.

SFUSD educators to vote on potential strike

After more than 10 months of negotiating, San Francisco teachers and district officials have yet to reach a deal on a new contract. Now educators are casting their vote on whether to authorize a strike if a deal can't be reached.

Woman identified in fatal fall from San Francisco rooftop during party

The woman who fell from a San Francisco rooftop building during a Fleet Week viewing party over the weekend has been identified as a 51-year-old from the city.

San Francisco Jewish school warns of social media content depicting Hamas attacks

A San Francisco Jewish high school is advising parents to consider limiting their children's social media usage to avoid graphic images stemming from the Hamas attacks on Israel.

SF city attorney sues 3 Chinatown property owners for 'inhumane conditions'

San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu announced Tuesday that he was suing the owners of three Chinatown buildings where tenants have complained about unsafe living conditions for years. 

Feds, local investigators working on SF Chinese consulate investigation

Local and federal officials are working to unravel the events that led up to a man crashing a car into the San Francisco Chinese consulate.

White House condemns a violent crash at the Chinese Consulate in San Francisco

The White House on Tuesday condemned a violent crash at the Chinese Consulate in San Francisco where a man rammed a car into the lobby, creating a chaotic scene that ended with police shooting the driver, who later died at the hospital.

San Francisco police seize guns, arrest 2 robbery crew members

San Francisco police on Tuesday announced that they seized guns and arrested two men suspected in three armed robberies in and around the Mission District, in situations where the suspects held the victims at gunpoint while stealing money, items and ATMs. 

Second day of rallies for Israel held in San Francisco

In the wake this weekend’s deadly attack by Hamas militants on Israel, hundreds from Bay Area's Jewish community rallied for a second day in San Francisco. The rally, co-organized by the Israeli American Council, included a large number of people with family who currently live in Israel.

155th annual Italian heritage parade and festival

The annual Italian Heritage Parade and Festival returned to the streets of San Francisco Sunday afternoon for its 155th year.

Prayers and protests in San Francisco over terror attacks on Israel

Members of the local Jewish community are praying for peace after what the White House described as terrorist attacks in Israel.

Drone flight restriction in effect over SF through the night

San Francisco police want to remind people that a temporary flight restriction remains in effect over the city through Sunday night, due to the Blue Angels air show.