Pee-Wee tribute on the big screen, California Extreme is back, and Musubis for Maui

As summer winds down, we've got some upcoming events for you to savor every last drop of the season. Pee-Wee on the big screen, California Extreme is back, and a Musubis for Maui benefit!

New autonomous vehicle shuttle on Treasure Island

The Loop has small 10-person shuttles ready to give people a free lift around Treasure Island. It is a free shuttle and one of the state's first to use autonomous vehicles on public roadways.

San Francisco celebrates recertification of Laguna Honda Hospital after threatened closure

The Laguna Honda Hospital and Rehabilitation Center was approved by state regulators on Wednesday for Medicaid recertification, a move celebrated by San Francisco city officials who had fought to keep the century-plus-old facility open amid its threatened closure.

Outside Lands not to blame: Cruise says gridlock caused by intentional pedestrian interference

Just the day after mass expansion was approved in San Francisco for rival tech companies Waymo and Cruise to operate around-the-clock for their services, a gridlock was caused in San Francisco's North Beach neighborhood Friday night. However, it seems (intentional) "human error" was more to blame than technology.

Driver arrested in crash that killed 4-year-old girl in San Francisco

A vigil was held Wednesday at the intersection of 4th and King Streets, the scene of a deadly pedestrian crash from the day before. Safety advocates say with a few critical changes at that intersection that that accident may never have happened.

Mother's road to recovery: Transitional housing for women struggling with drug addiction
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Nestled in San Francisco's Mission District is Cameo House, long-term transitional housing for homeless women and their children. One woman tells the story of how a judge offered her a lifeline of an alternative sentence so she could be with her her little daughter after she had struggled with addiction and homelessness.

San Francisco mother, daughter who lost family members in 2008 mistaken-identity murders, killed in crash

Two San Francisco women, who suffered the unimaginable loss of family members in a mistaken-identity triple murder in 2008, were among those killed in a head-on crash in Calaveras County.

Avoid area in San Francisco for police activity

The public was urged on Tuesday to avoid a certain area of San Francisco due to ongoing police activity.

Nima Momeni pleads not guilty to murdering Bob Lee, Cash App founder

Nima Momeni, a former tech consultant, pleaded not guilty to murdering Bob Lee, the Cash App founder, with a kitchen knife in his car earlier this year in San Francisco.

San Francisco police arrest six teenagers, young adults in grand retail theft case

The San Francisco Police Department arrested six teenagers and young adults said to have burglarized a Fillmore Street business, officers announced on Monday.

Robotaxis under fire for stopping dead in San Francisco

Robotaxis are gaining dubious fame for impeding traffic and being an unreliable transportation solution.

Woman's body discovered in duffel bag in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park

A woman's body was discovered inside a duffle bag at Golden Gate Park Sunday night. The body has been identified and homicide investigators are looking into the case.

Body found in Golden Gate Park identified as SF woman

The body of a 37-year-old woman from San Francisco was found in Golden Gate Park on Sunday night.

Fundraising efforts for Maui fire victims continue to pop up across Bay Area

All across the Bay Area right now, new fundraising are efforts continuing to pop up in the wake of this week’s devastating wildfire in Lahaina. One fundraiser was started by Jason Raffin, a San Francisco chef, who recently relocated to Hawaii. He barely escaped the flames and his home and restaurant were completely destroyed.

4 men arrested months later for deadly San Francisco shooting

Authorities arrested several individuals, residing in multiple jurisdictions, for a homicide that took place back in June in San Francisco. 

Driverless Cruise cars cause traffic jam day after mass expansion approved in San Francisco

As many as 10 Cruise driverless taxis stopped working in San Francisco’s North Beach on Friday night. The tech fiasco caused traffic to back up and left many people questioning the recent decision by state regulators to approve the expanded use of robotaxis.