Night Markets coming to SF's Sunset District this fall

City leaders from San Francisco are hoping to activate the city in the evenings by hosting night markets in the Sunset District. The event, set to be held along Irving Street kicks off in September.

1 injured in San Francisco shooting: Police

A suspect is at large after a shooting in San Francisco Saturday evening, officials said.

Freeway shooting in San Francisco leaves 1 person injured; road rage suspected

A woman was hit by a bullet Friday afternoon when an apparent road rage incident erupted into a freeway shooting on US-101 near the I-280 interchange in San Francisco, according to California Highway Patrol. 

Self-driving debate: Teamsters want human drivers for heavy truck trips

In a heated battle over the handling of self-driving cars and trucks, unions have voiced strong concerns about the safety of implementing autonomous technology in heavy-duty trucks. 

Tensions rise at Millbrae city council meeting over conversion of hotel into housing

A Millbrae City Council meeting descended into a shouting match Tuesday as the council and city residents debated a San Mateo County plan to convert a hotel into low-income housing.

Repaired Ruby Princess makes it to Alaska as passengers share updates

All eyes were on the Ruby Princess cruise ship as it left San Francisco Sunday. Passengers have been posting updates about the voyage to Alaska in 'Injured Ruby.'

UCSF wants to buy St. Mary's, St. Francis hospitals; longtime doctors fear fallout

UCSF Health is in talks to acquire St. Mary’s Medical Center and St. Francis Memorial Hospital in San Francisco from Dignity Health, a Catholic hospital chain. But some doctors are concerned the community hospitals will lose their identity and culture.

Plans to transform United Nations Plaza to skate area

San Francisco is looking to convert a portion of the UN Plaza into a new destination for skateboarders. The plaza has picked up a notorious reputation and the idea here is to turn that around.

Historic San Francisco Ferry Building turns 125

One of San Francisco's most-loved attractions, the iconic Ferry Building, is celebrating its 125th birthday on Thursday.

Community outrage over SFPD response to skateboarding event continues to boil over

The community outrage over the San Francisco Police Department's response to an unsanctioned skateboarding event over the weekend continues. Police say they will release footage of the incident next week.

San Francisco business owners frustrated with long-running Taraval improvement project

Businesses along one of San Francisco's busiest corridors are voicing concerns about a rail improvement project that they claim is severely impacting their operations.

Supporters of Sean Moore protest after D.A. Jenkins drops charges against officer in fatal shooting

Family and supporters of Sean Moore held a protest on the steps of San Francisco City Hall on Wednesday. Moore was shot by a San Francisco police officer in 2017. He died from his injuries three years later. 

Century-old San Francisco Anchor Brewing company closing

Anchor Brewing Company officials announced early Wednesday that it will cease operations and liquidate the business -- established in 1896 -- citing economic factors including declining sales since 2016.

London Breed is highest paid CA mayor, salary report shows

San Francisco Mayor London Breed had the highest California mayoral salary last year, according to data from the California State Controller.

New pickleball courts at the Palace of Fine Arts

Pickleball players in San Francisco can now reserve a court at the Palace of Fine Arts.

SF city officials defend police response, mass arrests at Dolores Hill Bomb skateboarding event

SFPD are characterizing what they encountered at the annual skateboarding event as a "rowdy mob." City officials are defending the police response and mass arrests. Parents say some teens were unlawfully detained.

San Francisco gallery owner who hosed down homeless woman gets community service

A San Francisco art gallery owner, who faced a battery charge after video of him hosing down an unhoused woman outside his business went viral, was granted community service as an alternative to going to trial.