Vigil for earthquake victims and pleas for relief
A candlelight vigil at San Francisco’s Union Square honored the victims of the devastating earthquake in Turkiye and Syria.
A candlelight vigil at San Francisco’s Union Square honored the victims of the devastating earthquake in Turkiye and Syria.
Suspect arrested in San Francisco Sunset home explosion; facing manslaughter, drug manufacturing charges
San Francisco police arrested a 53-year-old man Friday night in the deadly Sunset District home explosion and fire that killed a woman and injured another.
San Francisco police arrested a 53-year-old man Friday night in the deadly Sunset District home explosion and fire that killed a woman and injured another.
Family of man killed by SFPD officer critical of DA's plan to dismiss charges
Keita O'Niel's family doesn't want the DA to dismiss charges against the San Francisco police officer who shot and killed him.
Keita O'Niel's family doesn't want the DA to dismiss charges against the San Francisco police officer who shot and killed him.
Fire investigators search for clues behind San Francisco home explosion
Fire investigators in San Francisco are still trying to figure out exactly what caused a home in the city’s Sunset neighborhood to burst into flames Thursday morning, killing one person inside.
Fire investigators in San Francisco are still trying to figure out exactly what caused a home in the city’s Sunset neighborhood to burst into flames Thursday morning, killing one person inside.
San Francisco ponders reparations for Black residents
San Francisco's African American Reparations Advisory Committee is preparing to present its initial report to that city's supervisors.
San Francisco's African American Reparations Advisory Committee is preparing to present its initial report to that city's supervisors.
Bay Area people on the ground in Turkey helping quake victims
Two Bay Area individuals are using their skills to help with disaster relief in Turkey. One is already on the ground in Turkey and the other leaves Friday morning. They shared their perspective about the situation there and show how they're going to help victims.
Two Bay Area individuals are using their skills to help with disaster relief in Turkey. One is already on the ground in Turkey and the other leaves Friday morning. They shared their perspective about the situation there and show how they're going to help victims.
SF DA plans to dismiss prosecution of police officer saying charges were politically motivated
San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins plans to dismiss charges against a police officer accused of shooting and killing an unarmed man five years ago – because she said the charges against him were politically motivated.
San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins plans to dismiss charges against a police officer accused of shooting and killing an unarmed man five years ago – because she said the charges against him were politically motivated.
UCSF needs help in identifying patient with tattoos, neck scar
The patient has distinctive tattoos on her arm, wrist, neck and back, and has a scar on her neck that may be from a burn.
The patient has distinctive tattoos on her arm, wrist, neck and back, and has a scar on her neck that may be from a burn.
San Francisco home explosion leaves 1 dead
One person is dead after a home exploded in San Francisco's Sunset neighborhood.
One person is dead after a home exploded in San Francisco's Sunset neighborhood.
Accused SF synagogue shooter denied bail
The suspect accused of committing a hate crime by firing blanks in a synagogue on Feb. 2 was arraigned in a San Francisco court Thursday.
The suspect accused of committing a hate crime by firing blanks in a synagogue on Feb. 2 was arraigned in a San Francisco court Thursday.
'Escort' reacts to complaints about prostitution on SF's Capp Street
KTVU has an update for a story aired earlier this week. On Wednesday, a self-described escort shared her perspective and asked for understanding. This comes after repeated complaints about prostitution on Capp Street in San Francisco's Mission District.
KTVU has an update for a story aired earlier this week. On Wednesday, a self-described escort shared her perspective and asked for understanding. This comes after repeated complaints about prostitution on Capp Street in San Francisco's Mission District.
$50,000 reward available for info on months-old homicide: SFPD
Authorities are offering a reward for a months-old, unsolved homicide of a young adult in San Francisco.
Authorities are offering a reward for a months-old, unsolved homicide of a young adult in San Francisco.
San Francisco supervisor apologizes for giving protester middle finger at Tyre Nichols rally
San Francisco Supervisor Shamann Walton issued a statement on Wednesday that included an apology for an incident at a recent protest where he gives someone the middle finger.
San Francisco Supervisor Shamann Walton issued a statement on Wednesday that included an apology for an incident at a recent protest where he gives someone the middle finger.
Hero honored for rescuing elderly couple from burning building in San Francisco
In January, Josue Contreras ran into a burning building in San Francisco to save two people he had never met before.
In January, Josue Contreras ran into a burning building in San Francisco to save two people he had never met before.
Alleged San Francisco synagogue shooter charged with hate crimes
San Francisco DA Brooke Jenkins announced charges Wednesday against Dmitri Mishin, who allegedly fired blank rounds inside a Richmond District synagogue last week.
San Francisco DA Brooke Jenkins announced charges Wednesday against Dmitri Mishin, who allegedly fired blank rounds inside a Richmond District synagogue last week.
'Pro-life Spiderman' taken into custody after scaling former Chase tower in Phoenix
23-year-old Maison DesChamps, who calls himself "Pro-Life Spiderman," climbed the 40-story building, which is one of the tallest in the city.
23-year-old Maison DesChamps, who calls himself "Pro-Life Spiderman," climbed the 40-story building, which is one of the tallest in the city.
Bay Area public transit facing 'financial cliff'
The MTC is bringing together representatives from BART, Muni and other agencies to discuss the financial cliff that public transit is facing and what to do about it.
The MTC is bringing together representatives from BART, Muni and other agencies to discuss the financial cliff that public transit is facing and what to do about it.
San Francisco sued over military equipment purchases
The city of San Francisco is getting sued over the purchases of military equipment by police.
The city of San Francisco is getting sued over the purchases of military equipment by police.
Biden's State of the Union speech changes some people's impressions at SF watch party
Biden's State of the Union changes some people's minds at San Francisco watch party.
Biden's State of the Union changes some people's minds at San Francisco watch party.
SF supes pass ordinance for greater commissioner protections in wake of mayor's resignation letter 'scandal'
The San Francsico Board of Supervisors passed an ordinance on Tuesday that prohibits the mayor or other city heads from demanding undated letters of resignation from their appointed commissioners, per Mayor London Breed's letter "scandal" last year.
The San Francsico Board of Supervisors passed an ordinance on Tuesday that prohibits the mayor or other city heads from demanding undated letters of resignation from their appointed commissioners, per Mayor London Breed's letter "scandal" last year.