Group's thirst to revive Anchor Brewing shows signs of progress

The group fighting to persevere the legacy of San Francisco's Anchor Brewing Co. plans to meet with investors after raising more than $91,000 in their quest to buy back the company.

Driverless Cruise car attacked by person with hammer

A driverless Cruise taxi was damaged by a hammer-wielding person in San Francisco in a video that went viral on social media. 

Dreamforce returns with estimated 40,000 attendees and high stakes for SF

Dreamforce is back in San Francisco, bringing an estimated 40,000 attendees to the city for the annual Salesforce event that lasts from September 12-14th this year.

Remembering 9/11 in the Bay Area

Community members and political leaders on Monday remembered what happened on 22 years ago on Sept. 11, 2011, in somber services across the Bay Area. 

Dreamforce begins this week, SF at risk of losing conference due to homelessness, drug-use

Dreamforce is back at the Moscone Center this week. The big Salesforce conference brings 40,000 people to San Francisco. But Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff told the San Francisco Chronicle this could be the last time the conference is held in the city if it's impacted by the city's growing homeless population or problems surrounding open-air drug use.

Elon Musk’s X sues California over the state’s content moderation law

Elon Musk and X say the California law, which requires social media companies to publish their content moderation policies, violates the First Amendment.

Riders speak with BART officials about upcoming changes, share thoughts

Friday evening at the Embarcadero Station in San Francisco, riders boarded the train and were able to engage in conversation with BART officials.

Search for possible body in water near Treasure Island

A body was reportedly found in the water just off of San Francisco's Treasure Island on Friday. 

Waymo says its driverless cars safer than those driven by humans

Self-driving car company Waymo said a new study proves that its vehicles are much safer than those operated by humans.

Body cam footage released of deadly shooting by SF police

San Francisco police have released body camera footage from officers involved in the recent deadly shooting of a man allegedly armed with a knife.

Video arcade company to become anchor tenant at Stonestown mall

Changes are coming to San Francisco's Stonestown Galleria mall. An arcade entertainment company is planning to take over the space formerly occupied by Nordstrom.

Flower Piano kicks off 8th year in Golden Gate Park

The event, co-organized by the Gardens of Golden Gate Park, offers a chance to hear professional concerts and play one of 12 grand pianos scattered across the grounds.

'It was so frightening': Cyclist injured by unsecured fence on Golden Gate Bridge

A Bay Area cyclist said she was struck by loose construction fencing on the Golden Gate Bridge, causing several injuries. She said the safety hazards remain.

San Francisco police resolve incident with armed man

San Francisco police had to negotiate with an alleged armed man inside a vehicle Wednesday afternoon, the police department said.

San Francisco woman's body recovered at Folsom Lake

Officials with the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office identified the body as Natalee Heilaman of San Francisco.

United Airlines says computer issue caused nationwide shutdown

United Airlines halted all takeoffs nationwide Tuesday due to an equipment failure somewhere within its vast computer system.