San Francisco hoping new downtown bars indicate a boom is coming

San Francisco's Office of Economic and Workforce Development says the city now stands about 45% office occupancy, the highest since the pandemic, but still far below where it would like to be.

Charges filed after elderly woman kicked to ground in San Francisco

District Attorney Brooke Jenkins announced on Tuesday that a mentally-ill Oakland man has been charged after allegedly attacking an elderly woman in San Francisco. The defendant is the same man convicted of attacking an Oakland Chinatown leader.

New images from aftermath of wild SF crash

More images have emerged from the crash of an allegedly stolen car landing upside down after crashing down a staircase.

New development in San Francisco cold case

Police say they have new evidence related to the unsolved stabbing death of a San Francisco man almost 22 years ago.

SF Mayor Breed's brother resentenced to shorter prison term

San Francisco Mayor London Breed's brother was resentenced to a shorter prison term by a judge on Monday for his role in the death of his girlfriend on the Golden Gate Bridge 23 years ago.

Confusion during removal of Twitter sign from San Francisco headquarters

Tech mogul Elon Musk revealed a new black-and-white "X" logo on Monday that replaced Twitter's iconic blue bird logo, ushering in his latest effort to rebrand the social media platform.

E-scooter explodes in San Francisco apartment

An electric scooter exploded inside an apartment in San Francisco, leaving one resident with serious burns, fire officials said.

Video: Car lands upside down after crashing through San Francisco barrier

Videos show a car crashed through a dead-end barrier on a San Francisco street, plummeting over a steep hill to the road below and landing on its roof.

San Francisco Marathon runners enter race for a myriad of reasons

The San Francisco Marathon got underway Sunday morning. It's an event with an iconic course that attracts thousands of runners as well as many spectators.

Anchor Brewing Co. employees offer to buy the company

The beloved, and possibly soon-to-shutter, Anchor Brewing Co. has a new potential buyer: its own employees. 

Marathon weekend bring kidney donors, recipients and those on the transplant list

If you are looking for inspiration, sit for a moment with Wilson Du and listen to his story. It was 2016 and he was just 34-years old, working hard, and playing harder when his kidneys failed.

Legendary singer Tony Bennett's legacy and love for San Francisco remembered

Born Anthony Dominick Benedetto on August 3, 1926, in New York City, for eight decades, the world knew the World War II combat veteran as Tony Bennett.

Man shot and killed in San Francisco, police investigating

San Francisco Police Department are investigating a homicide Friday. A man was shot and killed in the Tenderloin District in the area of Golden Gate Avenue and Hyde Street. 

Victim identified, 2 arrested in fatal 2022 Lower Haight shooting in SF

Two men have been arrested in connection with a fatal shooting last year in San Francisco's Lower Haight neighborhood, police said Friday.

Tony Bennett, who sang 'I left my heart in San Francisco,' dies at 96

Tony Bennett, the eminent and timeless stylist whose devotion to classic American songs and knack for creating new standards such as "I Left My Heart In San Francisco" graced a decadeslong career that brought him admirers from Frank Sinatra to Lady Gaga, died Friday. 

City College of San Francisco apologizes for withdrawal of Cantonese program

The City College of San Francisco issued a public apology this month for the harm, frustration and confusion its failure to offer a 16-unit Cantonese Certificate of Achievement program for the upcoming academic year may have caused the CCSF community.   

Vandals damage historic Lotta's Fountain in San Francisco

The historic Lotta's Fountain in San Francisco has been vandalized and is in need of repair. The landmark has served as a critical meeting point for over a century.

San Francisco shop owner punched in face after telling man to stop urinating on street

A small business owner in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury neighborhood said he was punched in the face, after telling someone to stop urinating in front of his shop.