Persons of interest in custody in SF Sutro Baths assault on Millbrae councilman

A Millbrae city councilman who was assaulted in San Francisco over the summer says two persons of interest have been taken into custody in connection to his attack. Law enforcement say graffiti provided an important clue.

Catalytic converters stolen from several marked SFPD vehicles

Several marked San Francisco police vehicles were struck by thieves who stole their catalytic converters, the police department said.

San Francisco will prosecute teens as adults in 'heinous' cases

San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins unveiled a new policy on Tuesday that allows prosecutors to charge older teens as adults if they are accused of committing “heinous” crimes.

San Francisco to crack down on illegal street vendors

Anyone who shows up to places like the 24th and Mission BART plaza or UN Plaza will need to show a permit allowing them to sell merchandise there. Permits cost $430 a year.

New video shows at least 2 struck by cars at San Francisco sideshow

New video sent in by a viewer shows at least two people getting hit pretty hard by cars doing donuts and speeding about in San Francisco over the weekend.

Woman sues SFPD after rape kit DNA was used to ID her as suspect

A woman whose rape kit was used by San Francisco police to identify her as suspect in a crime filed a lawsuit against the city and its police department on Monday.

San Francisco cop injured during pursuit of catalytic converter thief

San Francisco police are looking for a catalytic converter thief who sent an officer to the hospital in a chaotic escape attempt Monday morning.

San Francisco sideshows roar through the night

Two large and unruly sideshows were broken up by San Francisco police early on the morning of September 11. 

San Francisco parking space listed for $90,000

One person has listed a parking space for sale for $90,000. The say the spot is located at 88 Townsend, one block from Oracle Park and is in a covered garage.

Bay Area residents send messages to the Royal Family, remembering Queen Elizabeth as a role model

The British flag was at half staff, flying outside the British Consul General's residence near San Francisco's Presidio Friday.  Consular staff who've lost their Queen say it has meant a lot to have the outpouring of condolences in the Bay Area.

Suspect in fatal San Francisco BART plaza stabbing arrested

The suspect in a fatal stabbing at a BART plaza in San Francisco last month was arrested, BART police say. 

San Francisco police take down metal barricades 2 years after George Floyd protests

San Francisco activists are celebrating the removal of barricades from outside the police station in the Mission District, two years after they were erected during the George Floyd protests.

San Francisco to honor Queen Elizabeth's legacy with condolence book

As the world absorbed the shock of Queen Elizabeth II's death on Thursday, people began bringing bouquets of flowers to the British Consulate in downtown San Francisco. 

Bay Area joins in mourning of Queen Elizabeth II

The memories of Queen Elizabeth's visit to the San Francisco Bay Area 40 years ago seemed fresh today.

U.S. Ambassador to United Nations visits San Francisco, outlines priorities

United States ambassador to the United Nations, Linda Thomas-Greenfield delivered remarks at San Francisco’s Fairmont Hotel, the site where the UN charter was drafted in 1945.

U.S. transportation secretary celebrates near-completion of the long-anticipated Central Subway Project

U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg stopped by San Francisco on Thursday to celebrate the near-completion of Muni's decades-long project to extend rail lines from Chinatown to Mission Bay's Chase Center. 

Power grid strained by heat, nearly 7,000 PG&E customers lose power in San Francisco

Nearly 7,000 Pacific Gas & Electric customers in San Francisco lost power Thursday afternoon, as a historic heat wave has stifled the Bay Area since the Labor Day holiday weekend. 

Supes unanimously approve psychedelic decriminalization measure

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously passed a resolution at its meeting Tuesday to decriminalize psychedelics like psilocybin mushrooms and ayahuasca.