Elon Musk questions safety in SF following Cash App founder's killing

Elon Musk called out safety concerns in San Francisco on Wednesday following the death of former chief technology officer of Square and chief product officer of MobileCoin Inc., Bob Lee.

No driver? No problem. Robotaxis eye San Francisco expansion

Two trailblazing ride-hailing services are heading toward uncharted territory as they seek regulatory approval to transport passengers around the clock throughout one of the most densely populated U.S. cities in vehicles that will have no one sitting in the driver’s seat.

Warriors playoff hopes high as team wins final home game of the season

Chase Center was loud and proud Tuesday night as the Warriors won their final home game of the regular season. The Warriors have two more games to play in post season that will help determine their post season fate.

San Francisco's mid-Valencia Street bike-lane pilot project approved

San Francisco's Municipal Transportation Agency board members voted unanimously on Tuesday to split the Mission District's Valencia Street down the middle of the road to create new bike lanes in the interest of safety. 

San Francisco police find missing woman who never boarded cruise ship

Police in San Francisco are asking for the public's help in locating a woman who was reported missing on Monday evening. She was in from out of town and was supposed to board a cruise ship at Pier 27, police said.

San Francisco imposes inspections on new high-rises after stormy weather

After winter storms caused windows to fall from numerous San Francisco high-rises, the city is requiring new skyscrapers to undergo building inspections.

Community mourns death of San Francisco drag icon, Heklina

San Francisco's drag and LGBTQ+ community is both devastated and mourning the sudden passing of legendary performer, Heklina, on Monday.

20 California police officers facing possible decertification

The officers' on the most recent POST decertification list worked in departments including Rohnert Park, Redwood City, Sonoma County and San Francisco, San Diego, Kern, San Bernadino counties and Stockton.

Family-owned restaurant in San Francisco's Japantown closes

Cafe Mums, best known for Shabu Shabu, a Japanese version of hot pot closed following Sunday breakfast after more than 40 years. The Tam family has considered the restaurant a labor of love that has spanned generations.

Thousands in San Francisco may be missing mail after postal worker robbed

Thousands of people living in San Francisco's Mission District may be missing their mail because a postal worker was robbed of keys last month. The theft could affect residents living in the 94110 zip code.

Rohnert Park: 2 arrested on suspicion of arson, vandalism in January condo fire

Two San Francisco residents have been arrested on suspicion of arson in connection with a fire that displaced at least one person and caused an estimated $200,000 of damage to a Rohnert Park condominium in January, police said.   

Resurrecting Easter Sunday with 'The Sisters' in Dolores Park: Arts & culture calendar picks

Spring is here and that means the resurrection of 'Hunky Jesus' and 'Foxy Mary' this Easter Sunday in San Francisco's Dolores Park. Here are some other upcoming arts & culture suggestions.

Bay Area crab and salmon fishermen hit hard

California is cutting short the already delayed commercial crab season to April 15 south of Mendocino County to protect humpback whales from becoming entangled in crab potlines.

$100k reward for quadruple-shooting at San Francisco playground

The San Francisco Police Department said there is a reward of $100,000 for help solving a shooting at a playground that left two dead and another two injured.

SFPD arrest business owner who allegedly recorded women changing in dressing room

San Francisco police investigators have arrested a suspect for invasion of privacy stemming from an incident where a woman was secretly recorded inside a clothing cleaners' dressing room, officials say.

Reparations for Black Californians could top $800 billion

It could cost California more than $800 billion to compensate Black residents for generations of over-policing, disproportionate incarceration and housing discrimination, economists have told a state panel considering reparations.

Broken glass at Salesforce East in San Francisco; rain pummels region

Emergency officials in San Francisco on Tuesday asked the public to avoid the area of Mission Street at Salesforce East because of shattered glass.