21 displaced in San Francisco Mission District residential fire

A two-alarm fire in San Francisco's Mission District on Friday has been contained, according to city fire officials. A total of 21 people have been displaced as a result, according to a fire lieutenant. 

San Francisco crews working to remove downed trees and branches

San Francisco's department of public works crews have been busy working to tend to trees that have been damaged by two weeks of stormy weather.

San Francisco man left with broken skull, brain injury fighting release of his alleged assailant

An attack last year near his apartment in the city’s Lower Nob Hill neighborhood left a San Francisco resident and Army veteran with severe head injuries – including a traumatic brain injury – that have derailed his life.

Surveillance video shows moment Tesla S brakes on Bay Bridge before 8-car pileup

The California Highway Patrol has released a series of surveillance videos showing the moment a Tesla Model S changed lanes and braked on the Bay Bridge on Thanksgiving, causing an eight-car pileup.

San Francisco prepares for Lunar New Year celebrations

San Francisco city officials are preparing for Lunar New Year celebrations. But officials are warning the Chinatown community to be on alert for criminals looking to target celebrants. 

Public defender accuses SF DA of violating juvenile records law

San Francisco's Public Defender's Office is accusing the District Attorney of violating state law that protects juvenile records. 

Then came the hail: Bay Area beholds yet another weather spectacle

The wind and rain turned icy in San Francisco Tuesday and across much of the East Bay. People sent their videos, which captured a quick moving hail storm that left pellet sized ice on the ground.

Man seen on video spraying homeless San Francisco woman with hose tells his side of story

A San Francisco art gallery owner caught on video spraying a homeless woman with a hose on the sidewalk tells his side of the story. Meanwhile, SF Fire Dept. says the victim has accepted city services.

Dramatic photo shows lightning strike Sutro Tower during Bay Area's thunderstorms

The severe weather to slam the Bay Area in recent weeks have resulted in torrential rains, flooding, mudslides, and powerful lashing winds that have knocked out power and brought down once-towering trees. On Tuesday, there was also hail, thunder, and lightning.

Round of storms send trees toppling all over San Francisco

Crews in San Francisco on Tuesday worked to clean up after yet another series of storms battered the city.

Police: 17-year-old arrested for kicking elderly woman on Muni bus

A 17-year-old has been arrested after he was seen on video kicking an elderly woman on a San Francisco Muni bus, authorities said.

Bay Bridge light display will be taken down soon unless $11M is funded

The Bay Bridge light display will go dark soon unless it gets funding. A non-profit wants to not only keep the lights illuminated, but add lights to the bald side of the bridge.

Mayor, exuberant crowd celebrate new service on Central Subway's T-Third line

With a Native American blessing, a celebration in song and cheers from an exuberant crowd, the T-Third line officially started its new route connecting Chinatown to Sunnydale and the Bayview in the new Central Subway Saturday.   

Purdy leads 49ers to 10th straight win, 38-13 over Cardinals

Brock Purdy threw three touchdown passes for his sixth straight game with multiple TDs and the San Francisco 49ers clinched the No. 2 seed in the NFC playoffs with a 38-13 victory over the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday.