Peace rally in support of victims shot at San Francisco Mission District block party

Community members held a peace rally in San Francisco's Mission District Tuesday evening, hoping to create a space for healing after the June 9 shooting that injured nine people at a family block party. 

Suspect arrested in gun battle along San Francisco's waterfront

A wanted felon was arrested in connection with a rolling gun battle along San Francisco's waterfront that left multiple people injured on Sunday, according to police.

Bay Area defines $1.7M as amount needed to be 'financially comfortable,’ survey says, ranking region at top

A new survey showed the Bay Area had the largest net worth threshold to define financial comfort, with a figure more than a million dollars higher than the survey’s lowest ranked metro area of Houston.

3 shootings: Freeway shootings in Oakland and SF, bullet-ridden SUV on 101

Freeway shootings were reported in Oakland and San Francisco on Monday. And in a third incident, a bullet-ridden SUV that was shot at on San Francisco city streets, ended up on U.S. Highway 101. 

President Biden talks AI with tech leaders in San Francisco

President Joe Biden ramps up his reelection effort this week with four fundraisers in the San Francisco area, as his campaign builds up its coffers and lays strategic foundations for 2024.

2 in custody after gun battle along San Francisco's waterfront

Two people are in custody in connection with what's being described as a rolling gun battle between two cars along San Francisco's waterfront, a supervisor said on Monday.

Rolling gun battle near San Francisco's Pier 39 injures 6; including 10-year-old girl

San Francisco police are investigating a car-to-car shooting that left at least two people with gunshot wounds near Pier 39 – and four other bystanders injured, including a young girl walking her bike across the Embarcadero. 

Doctor suspected of felony sexual battery apprehended at SFO

Police in San Francisco on Saturday arrested a doctor at San Francisco International Airport (SFO) on suspicion of felony sexual battery, the Sacramento Sheriff's Office said.     

Pink Triangle returns to Twin Peaks for Pride Month

The Pink Triangle returns to Twin Peaks for Pride Month. More than 400 volunteers helped with the one-acre installation project.

Black youth: Fashion show at SF Union Square a runway for success

15 young ladies from San Francisco's Bayview District walked the runway at Macy's Union Square Friday afternoon. Organizers said It's a display of what's possible when young people in an under-served community are given opportunities. 

San Francisco approved for federal resources to combat opioid epidemic

The City of San Francisco was approved Thursday for an Operation Overdrive designation at the request of Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi.

San Francisco home explosion suspect gets charged with murder

The man accused of causing his San Francisco home to explode due to an illegal hash oil operation will be charged with the alleged murder of his wife who died in the blast.

Bay Area congressional leaders call for action on gun violence

Several of the Bay Area's congressional leaders, including former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, will convene in San Francisco Friday morning to discuss the pressing issue of gun violence. 

AT&T closing San Francisco flagship store on Powell Street

AT&T is the latest retailer to announce they are vacating a prime real estate location in San Francisco near Union Square. 

San Francisco hits milestone for sale of electric vehicles, hybrids

San Francisco and surrounding parts of the Bay Area became the first U.S. metro area where electric and hybrid cars compose 50% of new car sales, a study found.

Outside Lands organizers propose free San Francisco concert series

The company that annually organizes the gigantic Outside Lands music festival has proposed a free San Francisco concert series at outdoor downtown areas.

CHP seizes enough fentanyl in San Francisco to kill 2.1 million people

Gov. Gavin Newsom announced on Thursday that police have seized enough fentanyl in the last six weeks to kill 2.1 million people — more than double the population of San Francisco.

'Another white man:' San Francisco mayor, supervisor spar over drug arrest plan

There's plenty of disagreement over San Francisco's new concerted policy of detaining drug users to get them into treatment. The mayor and a supervisor really got into it.