Home prices fell in Bay Area cities, experiencing biggest declines in country: study

A new study suggested that the Bay Area’s housing market was seeing one of the nation’s largest cooldowns, as 13 local cities were among a list of the top 18 U.S. spots, where home prices were falling.

Nima Momeni to stand trial for alleged murder of Cash App's Bob Lee

A San Francisco judge ruled Tuesday that a trial may proceed against Nima Momeni for the alleged murder of Cash App founder Bob Lee with a kitchen knife.

4-alarm fire races through building in San Francisco's Hayes Valley

Flames from a four-alarm fire raced through a building under construction in San Francisco's Hayes Valley, causing traffic impacts in the neighborhood but fortunately no injuries.

Outside Lands closures begin at Golden Gate Park

Outside Lands is nearly 2 weeks away but closures have already started in the area in preparation for the festival.

Elon Musk threatens to sue researchers who documented the rise in hateful tweets

X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, has threatened to sue a group of independent researchers whose research documented an increase in hate speech on the site since it was purchased last year by Elon Musk.

Toasting goodbye to Anchor Brewing's Taproom

It was the final call at the Anchor Brewing Taproom in San Francisco’s Potrero Hill neighborhood. The popular taproom invited customers in for one last pint for its final weekend.

X, formerly Twitter, installed a lit up sign atop its HQ, not everyone is thrilled
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X, the company formerly known as Twitter, debuted a new sign atop its headquarters in San Francisco Friday night by blasting lights illuminating the X logo. Christopher Beale, a journalist, producer and audio engineer with KQED, lives across the street from the building and said he saw construction on the building throughout the week and on the rooftop, but was not expecting the bright lights. "Around 11 last night they had it at full blast, strobing, and it lit this entire area up like it was daylight," Beale told KTVU.

X, formerly Twitter, installed a lit up sign atop its HQ, neighbors aren't thrilled

X, the company formerly known as Twitter, debuted a new sign atop its headquarters in San Francisco Friday night by blasting lights illuminating the X logo.

SFPD make arrest in September homicide

Authorities made an arrest in a San Francisco homicide that occurred nearly a year ago.

No charges in wild somersault crash in San Francisco

Prosecutors have declined to file charges against two people arrested in connection with a dramatic crash in San Francisco, which involved a stolen vehicle that careened down a staircase and landed upside down.

Anchor brews its last bottles as employees continue fight to purchase company

The last bottles of Anchor Steam, the iconic and namesake beer of Anchor Brewing Co., rolled off the assembly line on Thursday amid an ongoing fight by Anchor Brewing employees to purchase the company.  

2-alarm fire in San Francisco's Sunset District

Over 60 San Francisco firefighters battled a house fire Thursday night in the Sunset District.

Security guard fined in Banko Brown killing

The security guard who shot and killed Banko Brown at a San Francisco Walgreens in April has been fined for several violations.

2-story home on fire in San Francisco: SFFD

San Francisco fire crews are currently responding to a scene and are asking residents to avoid the area.

San Francisco leaders speak out against AAPI violence

Asian Americans in San Francisco say they are constantly on guard, worried about being attacked for who they are. City leaders are speaking out against the violence.

2 arrested in San Francisco carjacking, wild crash

Two people were arrested in connection with a wild crash in San Francisco involving a stolen vehicle that careened down a staircase and landed upside down.

SFPD officer fatally shoots man in Bayview

San Francisco police confirm an officer shot and killed a man in the city's Bayview District on Wednesday.