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.

SF supervisors push for safe consumption sites, mayor says there are legal obstacles

A group of San Francisco supervisors are pushing for legal safe drug consumption sites to reduce the amount of overdoses. But Mayor London Breed says the sites face legal obstacles.

Two California cities top list of metro areas homebuyers are leaving

A new report has listed San Francisco and Los Angeles as the two top U.S. cities in which homebuyers were looking to leave. 

Suspect in carjacking of San Francisco ambulance hit with attempted murder charges

A man suspected of assaulting paramedics and stealing their ambulance in August has been arrested and charged with multiple felonies, according to the San Francisco District Attorney's Office.

SFPD swears in 2 new horses as members of the mounted unit

The San Francisco Police Department is poised to swear in two new horses, Gus and Duke, as members of the mounted unit. 

'Tripledemic' prompts change to CDC masking guidance

At San Jose’s Christmas in the Park event, families enjoyed dazzling lights, kiddie rides, and festive performances. The outdoor event is a holiday favorite but this year, some people chose to enjoy the celebration masked up.

SF supervisors look at opening safe-consumption sites in wake of Tenderloin Center's closure

A coalition of San Francisco supervisors and health advocates will hold a news conference on Tuesday to announce plans to fast-track wellness hubs that would include safe-consumption sites in the wake of the Tenderloin Center's closure. 

San Francisco renters offered big buyouts from property owners as housing shortage continues

Some San Francisco property owners are offering hundreds of thousands of dollars to get renters out of their units. Housing experts say those buyouts being offered to renters is a sign that there is still not enough housing in the city.

Elon Musk booed at Dave Chappelle show in San Francisco

The comedian invited Musk onstage after discussing the need to get along and communicate with people with different viewpoints.. The billionaire obliged and loud boos filled the arena – along with some cheers, too.

Twitter getting rid of loads of furniture and equipment in live auction

Twitter is auctioning off loads of furniture and unique items from its downtown San Francisco space soon. Buyers can bid on a sculpture in the shape of the blue Twitter bird, an Eames chair, espresso machines, and everything in between.

Father of 4 dies in motorcycle crash: San Francisco Harley-Davidson

A family lost their dad last week after a deadly motorcycle crash in San Francisco. Andrew Rawson, a husband and father to four kids, was a sales manager at Harley-Davidson, according to the company's Facebook post.

SF woman fatally stabbed by relative Friday night

Police in San Francisco are investigating a fatal stabbing that took place Friday night.   

SFPD discuss plans to derail sideshows

San Francisco police say they're monitoring chatter and preparing crews for the possibility of sideshows. It was just one week ago that a series of illegal car stunt shows took over the streets of San Francisco and the Bay Bridge. 

Former building inspector pleads guilty to accepting illegal payments

A former San Francisco building inspector pleaded guilty Friday for accepting gratuity payments as rewards for approving building permits, federal prosecutors said.