San Francisco says farewell to late Sen. Dianne Feinstein

The late senator's final farewell took place right here on the steps of City Hall; her political story coming full circle, celebrating her life where her political career began.

Blue Angels fly high over San Francisco

The Blue Angels fly high over the City of San Francisco on Thursday as they practice for the upcoming weekend airshow.

Biden praises Feinstein as defender of American values at San Francisco memorial

President Joe Biden praised the late Sen. Dianne Feinstein on Thursday as a dear friend and a woman of deep integrity who fought to protect what was important to America: freedom, civil liberties, security and the U.S. Constitution.

Person dies in traffic collision in San Francisco

A person died Thursday morning in San Francisco during a traffic collision, police said.

Suspect arrested, charged with murder in death of San Francisco store clerk

A suspect was arrested following the death of store clerk and San Francisco law enforcement used this case to make a push for taking property crimes and retail theft seriously.

Thousands pay respects to Sen. Feinstein at San Francisco City Hall

For one final time, Dianne Feinstein, California's late Senator, San Francisco's former mayor and Supervisor left San Francisco City Hall where she started her career more than 50 years ago.

Sen. Feinstein's memorial no longer open to public due to 'increased security'

Thursday's memorial for late Sen. Dianne Feinstein in San Francisco will no longer be open to the public, her office said at 5 p.m. on Wednesday.   

San Francisco pays tribute to late Sen. Dianne Feinstein

The City of San Francisco is saying farewell to a favorite daughter, former mayor and senator Dianne Feinstein.

Starbucks to close 7 San Francisco stores this month

Starbucks announced this week they are closing seven of their San Francisco store locations by the end of the month. 

Fleet Week: New submarine to be named for the city of San Francisco

Sailors and Marines have landed in San Francisco and are exploring the city as Fleet Week picks up steam. Now there is word that the city has been picked for a special honor.

Flying taxi experts come to SFO's world conference

Science fiction movies often shows us futuristic cities with vehicles flying through the air, not mired in traffic below on the streets.  

CARE Court begins this week as a new way to combat mental illness and homelessness
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October marks the beginning of CARE Court, a new program pushed by Gov. Gavin Newsom to address the homelessness crisis. The system makes it easier for judges to move people suffering from a mental illness off the streets and into treatment. But some critics see it as a way to force unwanted treatment onto the unhoused. San Francisco Superior court Judge Michael Begret joined KTVU to tell us all about the new program.

Video: SF Public Works inspector seen aggressively knocking over food vendor's cart

San Francisco city officials have launched an investigation after a public works inspector was seen chasing down a food vendor and aggressively knocking over his hot dog cart.

Marines vs. Navy at Fleet Week softball game

Fleet Week is now in full swing in San Francisco, and while there are events for the public planned all week, the Marines and sailors get a chance to have some fun, too.

Cruise says it's not at fault for woman injured in San Francisco crash

Cruise, the autonomous car company said one of its vehicles is not at fault for a crash that sent a woman to the hospital with life-threatening injuries in San Francisco. 

Bay Area office vacancy rates surge to 30%

San Francisco is seeing a staggering 30 million square feet of empty office space.