Dreamforce day 2 ends with Red Hot Chili Peppers, providing boost to city tourism

Day two of Dreamforce, one of San Francisco’s largest conventions, closed out with a bang Wednesday, with a live performance by the Red Hot Chili Peppers at Oracle Park.

California to launch nation's first gun violence prevention office

Attorney General Rob Bonta announced the new, first in the nation Office of Gun Violence Prevention to deal with the growing crisis.

These are the California cities people want to leave the most

Two California cities topped a recent list of cities in the U.S. people want to leave the most - and are you even surprised?

San Francisco police bump reward to $100K in double murder case

San Francisco police have increased a reward to $100,000 in solving a double homicide case from 2016. Lindsay Elaine McCollum and Eddie Wayne Tate were shot and killed on the corner of 16th Street and South Van Ness Avenue.

Saturday Night Live's Kenan Thompson spotted filming in San Francisco

SNL's Kenan Thompson was spotted in San Francisco Tuesday filming a commercial. Thompson was filming what is believed to be an Old Navy ad near the company's headquarters.

San Francisco police allowed to use private security cameras, even for live feeds

San Francisco Supervisors have decided to allow police access private surveillance cameras, as long as the owners of the cameras give permission. Under the controversial new program, officers have access to live feeds.

Dreamforce 2022 underway in San Francisco

Dreamforce is underway in San Francisco and 40,000 conventioneers have flooded into the city.

Japantown Peace Plaza renovation receives more state funding

The community group working to revitalize and renovate San Francisco Japantown’s Peace Plaza received additional funding to bolster their efforts and ensure the project is completed as they envisioned. 

California's first Clean Air Center launches in San Francisco's Bayview District

State and local leaders gathered in San Francisco on Tuesday to celebrate the launch of California's first Clean Air Center, designed to give residents, especially those in vulnerable communities, a safe place to go when wildfire smoke creates poor and hazardous air quality.   

Gap slashes 500 corporate jobs after pandemic, supply chain issues

The job cuts follow years of struggles at the San Francisco-based retailer, which operates stores under its namesake brand as well as Old Navy, Banana Republic and Athleta.

San Francisco's Central Subway will open soon: here's when you can ride it

Riders can hop on the long-awaited San Francisco Muni Central Line on Nov. 19 that will run through downtown to SoMa, Union Square, and Chinatown.

Dreamforce 2022 expected to boost San Francisco economy

Visitors are flooding into San Francisco ahead of the annual Dreamforce convention. Dreamforce is always one of the city's biggest conventions, and this year is no different. 

Woman arrested in San Francisco catalytic converter, assault of officer case

Police arrested a woman last week on suspicion of catalytic converter theft and injuring an officer during a vehicle pursuit, announced the San Francisco Police Department.

San Francisco Unified teachers to get pay raises

The San Francisco Unified School District and United Educators of San Francisco say they have reached an agreement for the 2022-23 school year, which includes a 6% raise for teachers and paraeducators.

Flower Piano event puts a dozen pianos in SF Botanical Gardens

Beneath a giant, native tree from New Zealand, the beautiful notes of Chopin soared from a piano nestled under the branches at the San Francisco Botanical Gardens.