CHP investigates possible road rage shooting on San Francisco freeway

The California Highway Patrol is investigating a possible road rage shooting incident that took place on a San Francisco highway Monday afternoon, authorities said.

Broken window at San Francisco building at risk of falling

A busy intersection in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood was closed off to traffic on Monday due to concerns about a broken window on a building.

Pride festivities include Dyke March through San Francisco

Motorcycles cruised past Dolores Park in San Francisco Saturday, leading the Dyke March. The annual event has been part of Pride SF for 31 years. 

Mayor Breed suggests a soccer stadium as Westfield mall replacement

Mayor London Breed floated some ideas about what to do with empty downtown buildings during the Bloomberg Technology Summit Thursday and one of them was to demolish Westfield mall and make it a soccer stadium.

Photos: San Francisco lights world's largest pride flag

The world's largest pride flag was lit up Friday night in San Francisco. At 49-feet wide and 4.1 miles long, the rainbow lasers start at the Ferry Building and shoot down Market Street, angling towards Twin Peaks.

Same-sex couples marry at San Francisco City Hall ahead of Pride weekend

Dozens of same-sex couples celebrated their weddings in San Francisco's City Hall Friday to kick off the city's annual Pride festivities. 

20th annual Trans March a poignant kickoff to San Francisco Pride weekend

Thousands packed Dolores Park Friday to mark the 20th year of the San Francisco Trans March - a milestone year for the event that celebrates diversity and strives for inclusivity.

Warriors introduce two new draft picks who are eager to play with the best

The Golden State Warriors introduced their two newest draftees at Chase Center Friday afternoon. It was a short but revealing introduction.

Charges not filed against man arrested in Embarcadero gun battle, DA says

The case against a man arrested in connection with a rolling gun battle along San Francisco's waterfront has been discharged, according to the district attorney's office.

SFPD: Arrest made in fatal shooting near Powell BART station

SFPD announced it had arrested Daveon Crawford, an 18-year-old from Sacramento, after officers witnessed Crawford and a juvenile female suspect were seen entering a taxicab near 8th and Mission Streets. Police eventually pulled the taxicab over and arrested Crawford and the female minor.

SF Pride events kick off with orchestra, comedy night, and safety pop-up resources

San Francisco Pride events were in full swing Thursday, as visitors from across the nation began coming in for the celebrations that culminate in San Francisco Pride Parade on Sunday.

911 call leads to police shooting suspect then finding deceased elderly victim and dog, SFPD says

San Francisco police announced on Thursday that a 911 call for an aggravated assault resulted in police finding a deceased 76-year-old victim and an officer shooting and killing the alleged suspect.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis claims 'leftist policies' have ruined San Francisco

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis visited San Francisco on Tuesday as part of his presidential campaign and had terse words for the City. San Francisco Mayor London Breed said DeSantis is using the "oldest playbook in politics to get attention."

Bystander describes getting shot in June 9 Mission District mass shooting

Alonzo Scott never thought he would be a victim of a mass shooting, but a split-second decision put him right in the middle of the June 9 shooting in the Mission District that sent nine people to the hospital.

After mass shootings, Republican critiques, San Francisco mayor devoted to defending city

After two high-profile mass shootings in San Francisco and harsh critiques regarding public safety from Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, Mayor London Breed responds to that criticism and lays out how the city is working to improve public safety ahead of this month's Pride celebration.

S.F. Mayor London Breed speaks with KTVU about recent mass shootings, Republican critiques, Pride Month and more
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After two high profile mass shootings in San Francisco and harsh critiques regarding public safety from Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, Mayor London Breed responds to that criticism and lays out how the city is working to improve public safety ahead of this month's Pride celebration.