Ousted San Francisco DA Chesa Boudin has a new job

Chesa Boudin, the progressive San Francisco District Attorney who was ousted in a June recall last year, has a new job.

San Francisco looks to boost tourism with new $6 million campaign

In an effort to boost numbers ahead of the busy summer travel season, San Francisco is paying $6 million international ad campaign highlighting the cites iconic landmarks.

Defense attorney for suspect in Bob Lee murder trial withdraws from case

The suspect accused of killing Cash App founder Bob Lee retained a new lawyer after his former defense attorney withdrew herself from the case.

New teams from Urban Alchemy to respond to homeless calls in SF

Specialized teams of workers from Urban Alchemy will hit the streets of San Francisco on Tuesday, responding to dispatch calls involving non-violent homeless people and people in crisis that were previously left up to police to handle.

Family rescued after kayaks capsize in San Francisco Bay

A family was rescued after their kayaks capsized in the San Francisco Bay on Memorial Day, fire officials said.

Woman stabbed while working at San Francisco Chinatown bakery

A bakery worker was stabbed Monday morning in San Francisco's Chinatown, police said. A witness told KTVU a man dressed in white sweats entered AA Bakery & Cafe and stabbed the worker.

Remembrances - and special honor - at SF Memorial Day ceremony

A ceremony in San Francisco on Sunday honored those who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving in the military.

San Francisco’s Carnaval Grand Parade happening Sunday morning

San Francisco’s iconic Carnaval Grand Parade is happening Sunday morning at 9:30. So, don't be surprised if you see hundreds of dancers, musicians and much more in the streets of San Francisco this morning.

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San Francisco?s iconic Carnaval Grand Parade is happening Sunday morning at 9:30. So, don't be surprised if you see hundreds of dancers, musicians and much more in the streets of San Francisco this morning.

BART says it needs state funding to stay afloat

BART and Muni say they are on a "fiscal cliff" and are asking for financial aid from the state to fund operations. 

Man wanted in April killing arrested with gun, narcotics in the Tenderloin: SFPD

A man wanted for an April killing was arrested after he was spotted in the Tenderloin and found to be carrying a firearm with an extended magazine and narcotics, San Francisco police said Friday.   

BART worker wounded in attack inside 24th St. Mission station; no arrest as of yet

A BART employee was wounded by a member of a group that was causing a disturbance at the 24th St. Mission station in San Francisco Friday night, a spokeswoman said.   

Family of Banko Brown files wrongful death suit against Walgreens, security company

The family of Banko Brown on Friday filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Walgreens and the security company that employed the guard who shot and killed the 24-year-old.

Tempers flare at funeral service held for Banko Brown in San Francisco

Funeral services for Banko Brown, the suspected shoplifter who was shot and killed by a Walgreens security guard, were held Thursday morning at the Third Baptist Church of San Francisco. 

Protestors call for more Vision Zero safety measures at site of fatal SF pedestrian crash

Dozens of people in San Francisco stood at the intersection of 16th Street and Potrero in San Francisco holding signs at the bus stop where a person died Tuesday after being hit by a stolen vehicle.

18-year-old arrested in stabbing on Muni bus

A man was detained after allegedly stabbing another man on a Muni bus in San Francisco's Excelsior District on Wednesday evening, according to police.