Public tours USS John P. Murtha along San Francisco's Embarcadero

Fleet Week continues this weekend with ship tours, music performances, and the popular air show including the Blue Angels. The lingering summer-like temperatures made for a perfect day for families to visit the city and learn about the military.

$1.3 million lotto ticket sold in San Francisco's Tenderloin

No one hit the $1.4 billion Powerball jackpot, but a lucky someone bought a $1.3 million ticket in San Francisco. 

Bay Area lawmakers and Jewish community condemn attacks on Israel

This weekend's attacks on Israel by Hamas militants are being met with shock and outrage by the Bay Area's Jewish community. A number of Bay Area lawmakers have also denounced the assault, which took place amid Israel's high holy holiday season.

Flight from SFO to Tel Aviv turns around mid-flight

Hundreds of United Airlines passengers on a flight from San Francisco to Tel Aviv endured a 13-hour "flight to nowhere" due to the attacks in Israel.

SFPD investigating after woman falls from building, dies

The San Francisco Police Department is investigating a death after a person was found in an area downtown Saturday.

SF fire rescues man, dog from steep cliff near Ft. Funston

The San Francisco Fire Department rescued a man and a dog who were found approximately 100 feet down a steep cliff Saturday morning near Fort Funston, SFFD posted on X, formerly Twitter.

SF Fleet Week showcases more than just the ships and air shows

Friday night at Fleet Week showed a different side of the U.S. Navy, as the U.S. Navy's rock band performed at Pier 39 for one of the dozens of community concerts scheduled throughout the city for the event.

Fleet Week: Coming into SF Bay on one of the Bay Area's own ships

As Fleet Week's Parade of Ships entered the Bay, KTVU was invited along to enter with the crew and families of one of its own; the 418-foot-long Coast Guard Cutter Waesche, home ported at Alameda's Coast Guard Island.

Attorneys for homeless coalition say city workers inadequately trained on clearing encampments

Attorneys for the Coalition on Homelessness say city workers are inadequately trained in dealing with clearing homeless encampments and those who reside in them. City officials say these are unsupported accusations.

‘Squadron Bottle’ military tradition lives on at historic San Francisco hotel

The Top of the Mark rooftop bar at the Mark Hopkins hotel is the birthplace of “The Squadron Bottle," where servicemen would buy and leave a bottle of whiskey in the care of the bartender, so the next member from their squadron could enjoy a free drink. That tradition stopped after World War II, but has been revived and lives on.

Air shows underway in San Francisco's Fleet Week

The Blue Angels took to the sky Friday afternoon as Fleet Week picked up steam going into the weekend. The air show is one of the highlights of Fleet Week and the show did not disappoint.

San Francisco stabbing-spree suspect arrested

A stabbing spree suspect in San Francisco has been arrested, according to police. Within minutes of each other, a man allegedly stabbed several people and assaulted another throughout Market Street Sunday. 

Normally cool areas under Bay Area heat advisory through Saturday

High temperatures around the Bay Area have prompted a heat advisory that has been extended through 11 p.m. on Saturday

New pop-up shops aim to address downtown San Francisco's vacant storefront problem

A new San Francisco city program, ‘Vacant to Vibrant’, is hoping to fill some of the downtown areas large number of vacant storefronts, and bring new foot traffic to the area. Bay Area non-profit SF New Deal, which helped spearhead the program, is helping 17 new pop-up shops open their doors on Friday.

Dianne Feinstein honored by President Biden, VP Harris at memorial service

Hundreds of elected officials, friends and family members gathered at San Francisco City Hall Wednesday to honor the life, career and legacy of the late Sen. Dianne Feinstein.

Hotter than hot: Can San Franciscans handle the heat?

Historically, September is San Francisco's hottest month--that is if you want to call an average of 71 degrees hot. But, highs in the upper 80s in October, or on any day, are unusual enough to cause increased calls to the San Francisco Fire Department.