San Francisco ice cream shop gets a scare, but there are no redevelopment plans

A beloved ice cream shop in San Francisco's Richmond District had a scare that a new owner would kick them out and demolish the building to make way for new construction.

Woman killed, another hurt in Bayview shooting

A woman was killed and a second woman was wounded in a shooting in San Francisco's Bayview neighborhood, police said.

Sideshow shuts down streets in San Francisco's Mission District

A sideshow on the edge of the Mission District on Sunday night shut down traffic for over 15 minutes. Video from the scene shows multiple cars and people participating.

San Francisco police sergeant under fire for arresting Latino drug dealing suspects

A new crackdown on open-air drug dealing in San Francisco. But one police sergeant is under fire, accused of racially profiling the people he arrests. A KTVU crew caught up with Sgt. Daniel Solorzano in the Tenderloin to ask him about it.

San Francisco prepares for Labor Day and a busy tourist season

San Francisco is getting ready for the kickoff to a traditionally busy tourist season. The cities tourist destinations are already buzzing with visitors, and with the labor day weekend upon us, those areas are hoping for even more tourists.

Lyft facing multiple lawsuits for sexual and physical assault of passengers and drivers

San Francisco-based Lyft is facing nearly 20 lawsuits filed by people who say they were sexually or physically assaulted while using the ride share. The plaintiffs say the company isn’t doing enough to keep people safe.

Firefighters battle blaze at San Francisco building

San Francisco firefighters responded to a blaze at a multi-residential complex Wednesday afternoon.

Video: San Francisco resident records alleged open-air drug deal in Tenderloin

A San Francisco resident caught filming a blatant drug deal was apparently threatened with a knife by one of the people involved in the transaction.

Firefighter injured battling blaze in San Francisco's Bayview District

An early morning blaze in the Bayview District left a firefighter injured, officials said. The fire caused extensive damage and took 70 firefighters to contain.

San Francisco first responders feel the impact after two EMTs were attacked

San Francisco police are still looking for the man who attacked two paramedics as they were waiting or calls in a south of market parking lot. That man breaking in the windows with a sharpened stick, forcing the paramedics inside to run for safety, the suspect then got behind the wheel, trying to mow them down.

Man steals San Francisco ambulance, attempts to mow down paramedics

Two San Francisco paramedics were left shaken up Monday morning after a man stole their ambulance and tried to run them over, authorities said.

Man, 30, fatally stabbed on BART in San Francisco

A man was stabbed Sunday afternoon at the BART station in San Francisco at 24th and Mission streets, the police chief said.

Whipt Cookies among pop-ups at Presidio Tunnel Tops
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Presidio Tunnel Tops is San Francisco's newest park. It opened in July to much fanfare. Among the attractions have become food pop-up stands, which that celebrate the diverse cultures and cuisines with in the Bay Area. Foods includes Colombian, Indian, Ukrainian, cuisine from the Yucatan, and Singapore. For dessert, how about Benicia-based Whipt Coookies. Founder and owner, Krizy Osada appeared on KTVU's "Mornings on 2" to discuss the park project, her business, and her signature "cookie cake."

San Francisco supervisor candidate who called Jewish journalist 'Nazi' booted from ballot

A San Francisco supervisor whose address was being questioned as she ran for District 4 and who referred to a Jewish journalist as a NAZI, was dropped on Friday from the ballot. 

Uvalde shooting billboard causing controversy in San Francisco

The billboard is being criticized on social media for using the Uvalde tragedy as a political tool, encouraging Californians to stay here instead of moving to Texas.

Contractor frustrated with San Francisco 911 dispatch response to stolen van

A Bay Area contractor said his employees were able to locate a stolen company van faster than police. When his workers arrived, the van was ransacked and vandalized. Todd Morris said that may not have happened if 911 dispatch was responsive and sent police sooner.