July 4th in the Bay Area: Here's your guide to Independence Day
From the “world's shortest parade" to the "world's longest parade" to yacht races to dog parade contests, there's no shortage of fun around the 4th of July holiday in the Bay Area.
From the “world's shortest parade" to the "world's longest parade" to yacht races to dog parade contests, there's no shortage of fun around the 4th of July holiday in the Bay Area.
Draymond Green reportedly signs new contract with Warriors
Draymond Green and the Golden State Warriors have reportedly agreed to a new contract, according to ESPN.
Draymond Green and the Golden State Warriors have reportedly agreed to a new contract, according to ESPN.
Travelers at SFO still stranded as flight cancellations and delays continue
United Airlines says it’s expecting fewer delays this holiday weekend after thousands of flight cancellations and delays this week. But some travelers at San Francisco International Airport say they’re still struggling to catch a flight.
United Airlines says it’s expecting fewer delays this holiday weekend after thousands of flight cancellations and delays this week. But some travelers at San Francisco International Airport say they’re still struggling to catch a flight.
'You feel like a goddess': AsiaSF celebrates 25 years of transgender performances
AsiaSF celebrates 25 years of music and food an entertainment by transgender performers.
AsiaSF celebrates 25 years of music and food an entertainment by transgender performers.
Newsom doubles CHP deployment in San Francisco to crackdown on fentanyl crisis
California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that he is doubling the number of California Highway Patrol officers deployed to San Francisco as part of efforts to crackdown on the city's fentanyl crisis.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that he is doubling the number of California Highway Patrol officers deployed to San Francisco as part of efforts to crackdown on the city's fentanyl crisis.
'Airmageddon': 4th of July weekend travel woes
The Fourth of July weekend will test, to the max, this week's already poor performance of the U.S. airline industry.
The Fourth of July weekend will test, to the max, this week's already poor performance of the U.S. airline industry.
Flight delays: SFO passengers stuck for days and it's not over yet
Between hours-long delays, cancelled flights, and luggage that that was routed who knows where, it could all get worse in the coming days for SFO passengers heading into the holiday weekend.
Between hours-long delays, cancelled flights, and luggage that that was routed who knows where, it could all get worse in the coming days for SFO passengers heading into the holiday weekend.
New pickleball courts coming to iconic SF landmark, reserve your spot in July
San Francisco's pickleballers can soon reserve a court to swing their paddles at one of the city's most iconic spots.
San Francisco's pickleballers can soon reserve a court to swing their paddles at one of the city's most iconic spots.
UCSF security arrested for allegedly stealing over $200,000 worth of Apple products
A security guard at the University of California, San Francisco Medical Center has been charged with a series of thefts involving over $200,000 worth of Apple devices specifically designed for medical staff use, the San Francisco District Attorney’s Office announced on Thursday.
A security guard at the University of California, San Francisco Medical Center has been charged with a series of thefts involving over $200,000 worth of Apple devices specifically designed for medical staff use, the San Francisco District Attorney’s Office announced on Thursday.
A new 'law enforcement surge' is coming to San Francisco, Gov. Newsom announced
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Thursday he is directing a "joint law enforcement surge" in San Francisco by doubling the number of California Highway Patrol officers deployed to the city to fight crime, address the fentanyl crisis and combat open-air drug markets.
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Thursday he is directing a "joint law enforcement surge" in San Francisco by doubling the number of California Highway Patrol officers deployed to the city to fight crime, address the fentanyl crisis and combat open-air drug markets.
New affordable housing project breaks ground in Haight-Ashbury neighborhood
A new, 100 percent affordable housing development for low-income families and transitional-aged youth broke ground in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury neighborhood on Wednesday.
A new, 100 percent affordable housing development for low-income families and transitional-aged youth broke ground in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury neighborhood on Wednesday.
Data on San Francisco drug dealing may help set better policies to fight crisis
New data from the Drug Market Agency Coordination Center shows the majority of those arrested on drug charges in San Francisco are not from the city.
New data from the Drug Market Agency Coordination Center shows the majority of those arrested on drug charges in San Francisco are not from the city.
SF prosecutors decline to file charges against man in fatal shooting outside BART station
The San Francisco District Attorney's Office has decided not to file charges against a man arrested in connection with a deadly shooting outside the Powell Street BART station last week, according to authorities.
The San Francisco District Attorney's Office has decided not to file charges against a man arrested in connection with a deadly shooting outside the Powell Street BART station last week, according to authorities.
Nationwide flight disruptions strand thousands of travelers
Thousands of travelers across the country are stuck at airports due to delayed or cancelled flights.
Thousands of travelers across the country are stuck at airports due to delayed or cancelled flights.
SF first responders honored for response to Mission District mass shooting
San Francisco firefighters, paramedics, and EMTs were honored Tuesday for their fast response to a mass shooting in the Mission District that sent nine people to the hospital.
San Francisco firefighters, paramedics, and EMTs were honored Tuesday for their fast response to a mass shooting in the Mission District that sent nine people to the hospital.
SF DA dismisses drug cases after officer accused of inappropriate relationship with informant
The San Francisco District Attorney's Office has started dismissing some drug dealing cases associated with a veteran police officer who is accused of engaging in an inappropriate relationship with a confidential informant, according to sources.
The San Francisco District Attorney's Office has started dismissing some drug dealing cases associated with a veteran police officer who is accused of engaging in an inappropriate relationship with a confidential informant, according to sources.
San Francisco Mayor Breed focused on public safety as budget deadline looms
San Francisco's mayor is making a final push for the Board of Supervisors to adopt the budget she proposed, which she says would make the city safer.
San Francisco's mayor is making a final push for the Board of Supervisors to adopt the budget she proposed, which she says would make the city safer.
Struggling with a drug crisis, San Francisco wants Narcan available at every pharmacy
San Francisco could become the first city in the country to require every pharmacy within its boundaries to always carry naloxone, a drug that reverses overdoses caused by fentanyl and other opioids.
San Francisco could become the first city in the country to require every pharmacy within its boundaries to always carry naloxone, a drug that reverses overdoses caused by fentanyl and other opioids.
In Bay Area, 0% of homes were cheaper to buy than rent, study says
It's more than twice as expensive to buy a home than to rent in the Bay Area, which had the largest homeownership premium than any other major U.S. metropolitan area, and where 0% of homes were cheaper to buy than rent, according to a new study.
It's more than twice as expensive to buy a home than to rent in the Bay Area, which had the largest homeownership premium than any other major U.S. metropolitan area, and where 0% of homes were cheaper to buy than rent, according to a new study.
Lower fees, less affordable units: San Francisco's new housing plan to expedite development
Two of San Francisco’s top leaders have unveiled a housing plan aimed at expediting new housing developments in the city by cutting fees and lowering the number of affordable units developers must include.
Two of San Francisco’s top leaders have unveiled a housing plan aimed at expediting new housing developments in the city by cutting fees and lowering the number of affordable units developers must include.