SF fire chief says autonomous vehicles aren't ready for prime time at California PUC meeting

Safety was the top concern for at Monday's California Public Utilities Commission meeting, bringing autonomous vehicle companies Waymo and Cruise face to face with first responders who've raised concerns about the vehicles.

Tenderloin shooting caught on video

A shooting in San Francisco's Tenderloin was caught on video, showing a man firing shots and onlookers scrambling for cover.

Large group of young bicyclists takeover Bay Bridge

A large group of young bicyclists temporarily took over the Bay Area Bridge on Sunday, performing wheelies and engaging in other dangerous stunts.

SFPD investigates fatal Tenderloin shooting

A man was found dead shortly after midnight Friday in the Tenderloin, officers said. 

Family of San Francisco man killed by police calls for peace as body cam footage released

In San Francisco, the Bayview community mourned the loss of one of their own. Neighbors and relatives of a man shot and killed by police said they wished officers used de-escalation tactics before opening fire on Ryant Bluford late last month.

SF DA Jenkins focuses on Mission-Dolores 'Hill Bomb' event vandals, misdemeanor citations discharged

San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins says she is focusing on holding alleged vandals and those who committed property crimes accountable from the Mission-Dolores ‘Hill Bomb’ event that took place July 8. 

Caltrain fatally strikes person in tunnel between 22nd street and Bayshore stations

A person was struck and killed by a southbound train in a tunnel between San Francisco's 22nd Street and Bayshore stations, Caltrain said Friday night.   

Building landlord faces fines for 'X' installation

The X sign that was put up at the San Francisco headquarters of “X," formerly known as Twitter racked up over $4,000 in fines.

DA charges attempted murder after mass San Francisco nightclub shooting

The San Francisco District Attorney on Friday announced attempted murder charges against a 42-year-old man following a shooting at a nightclub that injured three people this summer. 

San Francisco woman working to reunite stolen luggage with rightful owners

It's a story that's become all too common. Visitors come to San Francisco only to have their luggage or backpack stolen. But, one woman is working to reunite visitors with their lost luggage one bag at a time.

Mayor Breed defends homelessness response in wake of 4-alarm Hayes Valley fire

San Francisco Mayor London Breed took to X -- formerly Twitter -- Wednesday morning to address concerns that a large fire in Hayes Valley on Tuesday may have been related to homelessness in the area. 

Philz Coffee to close original 24th Street Mission location in San Francisco

San Francisco's home-grown coffee brand is closing its original location. Philz Coffee will close its 24th Street store in the Mission District as their lease comes to an end and they've decided not to renew.

Hayes Valley fire under investigation, neighbors have long complained about encampments

San Francisco Fire Department is investigating a 4 alarm fire that destroyed an unfinished apartment building in Hayes Valley. Neighbors have long complained to the city about the encampments nearby.

Dangerous scaffolding left teetering after massive San Francisco fire

The massive fire that raced through an unfinished San Francisco apartment complex Tuesday morning damaged five buildings, displaced eight people, and left dangerous scaffolding teetering in the air.