Video captures San Francisco police shooting man with knife

San Francisco police shot and injured a man who pulled out a large knife, all of which was captured on a bystander's cellphone video. 

San Francisco school board proposing cuts that could include closing schools

The San Francisco Unified School District is holding a special meeting Tuesday to discuss what changes need to be made to re-align school resources for fewer students. This could include budget cuts, program cuts, and merging or closing school sites.

Feds charge Hayward man ID'd through Instagram in viral sideshow photo

U.S. attorneys have identified the Hayward man who they allege was driving a Cadillac in what became a viral photo of a San Francisco sideshow, where his girlfriend was seen hanging out the window of the car holding a mini AK-47, the wind whipping her hair. 

Cafe International, beloved Lower Haight fixture, closed while owner contemplates future

A landmark San Francisco café has closed its doors for now, posting a note for patrons that the owner has been plagued by shoplifting, extortion and threats of violence.

SF farmers market moving to make room for skate park, other recreation installments

On September 3, the "Heart of the City" Farmers’ Market will be relocated from the United Nations Plaza to San Francisco’s Fulton Plaza, an area just across the street from the UN Plaza. 

Nordstrom's final day and what may replace the once thriving mall
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Nordstrom's, a mainstay of San Francisco's Westfield Mall, is permanently shutting its doors Sunday after more than 30 years in the city. The departure of Nordstrom will leave over 300,000 square feet of Westfield Center empty and Mayor London Breed has proposed some unique plans for the soon-to-be vacant space.

2 kids stabbed in Golden Gate Park

San Francisco police are investigating the stabbing of two kids in Golden Gate Park on Saturday night.

SFPD respond to 'suspicious device' near the Panhandle

San Francisco police responded to a suspicious looking device on Friday, but it was later determined not to be a danger to the public. 

Uber raises the minimum age for most California drivers to 25, saying insurance costs are too high

Uber raised the minimum age requirement for most of its new drivers in California to 25 on Thursday under rules the company said are necessary because of the rising costs of commercial auto insurance in the state.

San Francisco battling perception of being unsafe

A recent survey shows that nearly half of Americans consider San Francisco to be an unsafe city.

Civic Center Carnival provides festive atmosphere amid challenged area

Popcorn, cotton candy, stuffed-animal prizes and a handful of rides – including a Ferris wheel; it's all part of the Civic Center Carnival – a four-day event taking place in the heart of San Francisco. 

Poll: 46% of Americans think San Francisco is unsafe

Survey results from a Gallup poll found that 46% feel San Francisco is not a safe place to live or visit.

Wells Fargo online banking systems down

Wells Fargo customers are having trouble managing their accounts online.

San Francisco announces plans to bring back its warning sirens

The City of San Francisco announced Thursday that it will bring back public warning sirens after nearly four years of silence.