New scam targets lost pet owners, warns SF Animal Care & Control
San Francisco Animal Care & Control is warning pet owners to be wary of a new scam that targets people who lost their pet.
San Francisco Animal Care & Control is warning pet owners to be wary of a new scam that targets people who lost their pet.
San Francisco woman named Thor Kill gets prison for ammunition, bomb supplies
A San Francisco woman named Thor Kill was sentenced to two years in prison after police seized a large ammunition supply, bomb-making supplies and gun parts from her storage unit.
A San Francisco woman named Thor Kill was sentenced to two years in prison after police seized a large ammunition supply, bomb-making supplies and gun parts from her storage unit.
Video: 2 armed men rob 61-year-old man in San Francisco Sunset District
Video shows two men robbing a 61-year-old man at gunpoint Thursday in San Francisco. The thieves got away with a $4000 jade-pendant necklace, officials said.
Video shows two men robbing a 61-year-old man at gunpoint Thursday in San Francisco. The thieves got away with a $4000 jade-pendant necklace, officials said.
Guilty verdict in 2019 Tenderloin shooting that killed mother
A man who shot into a vehicle in an unprovoked attack in 2019 in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood was found guilty of second-degree murder of one of the vehicle's occupants.
A man who shot into a vehicle in an unprovoked attack in 2019 in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood was found guilty of second-degree murder of one of the vehicle's occupants.
SFPD investigating fatal shooting in Bayview district
San Francisco police are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred Friday afternoon in the city's Bayview District.
San Francisco police are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred Friday afternoon in the city's Bayview District.
Bay Bridge sideshow arrest leads to recovery of $20,000 in stolen merchandise
A three-month long investigation by the California Highway Patrol of an illegal sideshow leads to the discovery of nearly $20,000 in stolen merchandise.
A three-month long investigation by the California Highway Patrol of an illegal sideshow leads to the discovery of nearly $20,000 in stolen merchandise.
Gender discrimination called out at San Francisco-based gaming company
A female project manager at a San Francisco gaming company on Thursday filed a lawsuit in state court asserting that the company maintained a "toxic work environment" in which female employees "faced hostility and a multitude of adverse actions based on their gender."
A female project manager at a San Francisco gaming company on Thursday filed a lawsuit in state court asserting that the company maintained a "toxic work environment" in which female employees "faced hostility and a multitude of adverse actions based on their gender."
Queer Market Mother's Day, Queen of Indies pro wrestling and thought-provoking art receptions
Women's indie pro-wrestling along the Pacific Ocean, a kinky artisans street fair in San Francisco, thought-provoking art that explores cultural taboos and a Mother's Day Queer Market are just some of the possible events you can explore this weekend in the Bay Area.
Women's indie pro-wrestling along the Pacific Ocean, a kinky artisans street fair in San Francisco, thought-provoking art that explores cultural taboos and a Mother's Day Queer Market are just some of the possible events you can explore this weekend in the Bay Area.
SFPD make arrest in February fatal shooting
A man has been arrested and charged with murder for a February homicide in San Francisco, authorities announced.
A man has been arrested and charged with murder for a February homicide in San Francisco, authorities announced.
'Amber Lee's Chinatown' Part 2: Take out food for on the go
KTVU's Amber Lee looks at Chinese food in San Francisco Chinatown that is ideal for when you are on the go. Here are two family-owned and operated take-out spots that focus on quality and convenience.
KTVU's Amber Lee looks at Chinese food in San Francisco Chinatown that is ideal for when you are on the go. Here are two family-owned and operated take-out spots that focus on quality and convenience.
Neighbor suspected in fatal stabbing of San Francisco woman in apartment building
The man suspected of killing a 64-year-old woman at a San Francisco apartment building last week was the victim's neighbor, according to a relative.
The man suspected of killing a 64-year-old woman at a San Francisco apartment building last week was the victim's neighbor, according to a relative.
SF health leaders encourage mpox vaccine before Pride celebrations
Though cases have dropped considerably in San Francisco, mpox, formerly referred to as monkeypox, is still popping up around the United States, according to the San Francisco Department of Public Health.
Though cases have dropped considerably in San Francisco, mpox, formerly referred to as monkeypox, is still popping up around the United States, according to the San Francisco Department of Public Health.
San Francisco Zoo gets its first jaguar resident in 24 years
San Francisco Zoo & Gardens has its first jaguar resident in 24 years. The 11-year-old male was transferred from the Sacramento Zoo as part of a species survival plan.
San Francisco Zoo & Gardens has its first jaguar resident in 24 years. The 11-year-old male was transferred from the Sacramento Zoo as part of a species survival plan.
DA moves to dismiss case against SF police officer in Jamaica Hampton shooting
San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins filed a motion to dismiss the case against police officer Christopher Flores who assault suspect Jamaica Hampton.
San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins filed a motion to dismiss the case against police officer Christopher Flores who assault suspect Jamaica Hampton.
San Francisco graphic artist Frank Kozik dies unexpectedly at age 61
Frank Kozik, a San Francisco-based artist who created album covers and designed collectible toys, died Saturday. He was 61.
Frank Kozik, a San Francisco-based artist who created album covers and designed collectible toys, died Saturday. He was 61.
Stephen Curry, Warriors stave off elimination, force Game 6 by beating Lakers 121-106
Draymond Green loved Golden State's defensive energy against LeBron James and knows the Warriors must bring that same urgency back to Los Angeles with another chance to save this topsy-turvy season and defend their title.
Draymond Green loved Golden State's defensive energy against LeBron James and knows the Warriors must bring that same urgency back to Los Angeles with another chance to save this topsy-turvy season and defend their title.
Game 5: Warriors fans show "gold-blooded" loyalty for their hoop heroes
Golden State Warriors fans came to Wednesday's home game at San Francisco's Chase Center, knowing the team faced an uphill battle. Fans turned out, battle-ready, in their finest blue and gold gear.
Golden State Warriors fans came to Wednesday's home game at San Francisco's Chase Center, knowing the team faced an uphill battle. Fans turned out, battle-ready, in their finest blue and gold gear.
Coco Republic, latest retailer to announce it's leaving SF's Union Square
Coco Republic, a self-described luxury Australian furniture brand, will close its 53,000 square-foot showroom, located in San Francisco's Union Square this summer, the company announced.
Coco Republic, a self-described luxury Australian furniture brand, will close its 53,000 square-foot showroom, located in San Francisco's Union Square this summer, the company announced.
SF supervisor calls for moratorium on new cannabis retailer applications
San Francisco supervisor and mayoral candidate Ahsha Safai is calling for a moratorium on new applications for cannabis retailers.
San Francisco supervisor and mayoral candidate Ahsha Safai is calling for a moratorium on new applications for cannabis retailers.
Human waste a common complaint at San Francisco cable car stop; some visitors say city's getting 'bum rap'
There are human waste complaints at the end of one of San Francisco's iconic cable car lines. But some visitors say this is not the full story and that national media is giving the city a "bum rap."
There are human waste complaints at the end of one of San Francisco's iconic cable car lines. But some visitors say this is not the full story and that national media is giving the city a "bum rap."