San Francisco celebrates Year of the Rabbit with artist sculptures

The Lunar New Year begins on Sunday and San Francisco is celebrating the Year of the Rabbit with a new tradition that was started during the pandemic. 

SF mayor announces plan to facilitate safe injection sites despite lack of state authorization

San Francisco plans to try to thread a legislative needle to allow the opening of safe injection sites in the city. Such sites would allow individuals to use heavy drugs like heroin, methamphetamine and fentanyl in a safe and supervised environment.

San Francisco estimates $46M in damages from California storms

The San Francisco Office of Emergency Services estimates that the storm damage so far totals $46 million, though that number is likely to change.

San Francisco hit-and-run survivor wants to be a voice for helping others

A San Francisco woman who survived a hit-and-run crash that left her with life-threatening injuries, shared her story about recovery. She said she has a responsibility to help others. Alex Tamez also spoke about her frustration in dealing with one aspect in her journey.

DUI suspect crashes into San Francisco police car

A DUI suspect was arrested Thursday morning suspicion of crashing into a San Francisco police car.

Teslas, Porsches ruined at Alioto's San Francisco garage during brutal storms

About 40 Teslas and Porsches were ruined when floodwater in San Francisco seeped into Alioto's Garage on Folsom Street during the torrential storms.

San Francisco ambulance thief at large as possible motives explored

Surveillance video shows an ambulance with the San Francisco Fire Department parked outside a home, with a medic getting out. Within minutes, the Ford F-350 would be stolen by a thief. 

Bay Bridge overtaken by bicyclists on 'dangerous' ride

A group of young bicyclists apparently took advantage of the break in the storms to storm the Bay Bridge on their two wheels.

Neighbors hear gunshots along Geary Boulevard in San Francisco

Police on Tuesday morning temporarily asked the public to avoid a portion of Geary Boulevard in San Francisco because of "police activity" after gunfire was heard.

How Dr. King's work still influences fight against poverty in California today

United Way Bay Area released a report last week showing 49% of the calls received on their 2-1-1 helpline in a 3-month period, were about housing insecurity and a lack of basic needs like groceries. The Bay Area group serves about 600,000 households, 80% of them people of color.

Ambulance stolen in San Francisco chased by CHP through San Mateo, Alameda counties

An ambulance was stolen in San Francisco's Sunset District Monday evening, before being chased by law enforcement through San Mateo and Alameda counties, officials say. Ultimately the ambulance was found abandoned in Oakland. 

Freedom Train attracts new generation of riders for MLK Day

One thousand people boarded Caltrain's Freedom Train Monday for a ride from San Jose to San Francisco to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy.

Golden Gate Bridge lanes reopened from overturned semi: Caltrans

Caltrans reports the Golden Gate Bridge has reopened lanes in both directions following its closure due to an overturned semi-truck.

49ers face enviable problem: Too many stars, not enough apparel in some cases

NFL playoff football is fueling a seemingly insatiable appetite in Santa Clara and beyond. Hundreds of 49ers fans milled about the team's store Thursday and snapped up merchandise ahead of Saturday's first-round game against Seattle.