Security at Pelosi's San Francisco home hadn't been reviewed since 2018

The San Francisco home where House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband was bludgeoned by an intruder in late October had not been assessed by Capitol Police in four years, the police chief said on Tuesday.

Real Sierra snow trucked to San Francisco for public winter wonderland

A holiday tradition among fire stations in San Francisco to see which crew can pull off the best Christmas decorations, was taken up a notch, when the station on 25th street brought real snow from the Sierra to The City.

7 displaced in San Francisco Noe Valley fire

The San Francisco Fire Department is investigating a 2-alarm fire that broke out at a home in Noe Valley on Wednesday morning, which investigators said was caused by heater in the wall that overheated. 

SFPD: Man dies from injuries from shooting more than a decade ago

A man has died from injuries he suffered in a San Francisco shooting more than a decade ago, police said Tuesday.   

Decades after military service interrupted college, 85-year-old collects diploma from USF

It’s been an extra special holiday season for an 85-year-old San Francisco native who finally got to walk across the stage to officially collect his college diploma at the University of San Francisco (USF) some 67 years after he began his college journey.

San Francisco BART station shooting leaves one injured, police say

A person was struck by gunfire at a San Francisco BART station Sunday, police said. Three shots were heard near the 24th Street Mission station and video shows multiple police cars at the scene.

Cryptocurrency website operator pleads guilty in federal court to defrauding investors

The operator of a cryptocurrency website has pleaded guilty in a federal courtroom in San Francisco to defrauding investors of nearly $1 million, according to a joint announcement from the Department of Justice and the IRS.   

SFPD crack down on retail theft

San Francisco police announced a major crackdown on shoplifters and retail crime. The department made 60 arrests since late November.

Self-driving cars: California DMV vs. Uncle Sam

On Friday, the California DMV eased some restrictions on GM's Cruise, the autonomous vehicle being tested on the streets of San Francisco. 

San Francisco police make 60 shoplifting, theft arrests in a month

San Francisco police on Friday said that their burglary unit officers have made 60 shoplifting and theft arrests since late November. 

Virginia Fuquay, missing Petaluma woman, found in San Francisco

An at-risk woman who had been missing from her home in Petaluma since Tuesday has finally been safely located in San Francisco, the police department announced on Thursday evening at 10:08 p.m.   

Purdy, 49ers topple Seahawks 21-13, win NFC West

Rookie Brock Purdy a pair of touchdown passes to George Kittle, and the San Francisco 49ers won their first NFC West title since 2019, beating the Seattle Seahawks 21-13 on Thursday night.

Multi-agency departments hold drills for disaster pipeline fires

PG&E held a multi-scenario and multi-agency emergency natural gas disaster training drill Thursday at Merritt College in Oakland.  

San Francisco's proposed police reform policy on traffic stops on hold

A controversial police reform measure in San Francisco has been put on hold. At stake was whether to limit, certain types of traffic stops within the city. The police commission president said there is more work to be done on this policy after getting feedback from the public.

Judge: Paul Pelosi attacker will stand trial over state charges

David DePape, the man accused of physically attacking House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband, is headed to trial. 

Man kicks 79-year-old woman as he exits Muni bus, SFPD looking for him

San Francisco Police Department shared surveillance video on Wednesday of an aggravated assault of a 79-year-old woman. Police say the incident aboard a Muni bus happened Dec. 3 on the 38 Line coach at around 11:21 a.m. 

Family of motorcyclist killed in San Francisco has message for motorists

The wife and parents of the motorcyclist killed on his way to work in San Francisco shared their story in hopes of saving lives. They want motorists to be extra cautious.

How California played a role in the Respect for Marriage Act

The fight to legalize gay marriage began back in 2004, when the first marriage licenses were issued to gay couples in San Francisco.