San Francisco firefighters credit mobile technology in Fort Funston rescue

Firefighters in San Francisco are crediting mobile technology for a rescue. It's a piece of technology that most people walk around with every day, and now first responders are using it to lead them to people who need help.

SFPD veteran under fire for social media post mocking Brittney Griner

A veteran San Francisco police officer is drawing fire for a meme mocking WNBA player Brittney Griner that he posted on his personal Facebook page.

SF man charged with killing his father and stepmother in their home

In San Francisco, the family of a woman who was shot to death in her home, along with her husband, is speaking out. Relatives said the woman's stepson pulled the trigger.

Thieves steal back-to-school gift cards worth $1,000 from San Francisco non-profit

Sarah Wan says she got the call from her staff about 9:30 Wednesday morning. The front gate of the Community Youth Center on Clement Street in San Francisco's Richmond District was broken. A security camera recorded two thieves taking a key lockbox that was on the metal gate.

Passenger escorted off flight: Eczema rash possibly mistaken for monkeypox

A Spirit Airlines passenger is speaking out about being taken off a recent flight for what they believe was their eczema being mistaken for monkeypox.

Warriors warn of non-verified, 3rd-party ticket sale fraud this upcoming season

Golden State Warriors don't want Dub Nation to get burned, or any NBA basketball fans for that matter. On Wednesday, the Warriors issued a warning about the resale of tickets on third-party websites for the upcoming season.

San Francisco schools actively recruiting for 40 teacher vacancies as school year begins

San Francisco Unified School District has about 40 teaching vacancies and is offering hiring bonuses. But on the first day of class, every classroom had an educator.

Pelosi holds San Francisco town hall on monkeypox

Thousands tuned into a town hall on the ongoing monkeypox outbreak, hosted by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. San Francisco accounts for around 30 percent of the state's cases,

Starbucks in the Castro first San Francisco store to unionize

Employees at a Starbucks in the Castro District have become the first San Francisco location to vote to unionize.

Public defender slams San Francisco cops for firing at man with fake gun

The San Francisco public defender's office is blasting the actions of police officers who opened fire — and missed, a suspect carrying a fake gun that fired blanks.

San Francisco Wag Hotel accused of mistreating dogs in viral TikTok videos

The San Francisco Wag Hotel has been accused of mistreating dogs. After a string of recent social media posts, the dog boarding company is under scrutiny for neglecting pets under its care.

Laguna Honda hospital gets 2-month reprieve

Laguna Honda hospital can stay open through mid-November to fix deficiencies and stop a forced shutdown.

Inmate at San Francisco jail in isolation with monkeypox

A person in custody at a San Francisco jail is in isolation after they tested positive for monkeypox.

4 young people, including 11-year-old, accused of vicious attack on elderly woman

Four young people ranging from 11 to 18 years old were arrested for a violent robbery of an elderly Asian woman in San Francisco, police announced Monday.

$50K reward offered in San Francisco double homicide at playground

The San Francisco Police Department is offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to the arrests of the suspects wanted in the fatal shooting of two young men at a playground.

San Francisco man arrested for shooting and killing 2 relatives at home

A San Francisco man allegedly shot and killed two of his relatives over the weekend. Irvin Hernandez Flores, 23, was booked on two counts of murder in the shooting deaths of a 47-year-old man and a 41-year-old man, according to police.

Mental health workers prepare to strike against Kaiser

About 2,000 Kaiser mental health workers will begin a strike Monday over working conditions. They say they have already made agreements on money, but now their is a stalemate over other issues that are negatively impacting working conditions and patient care.

San Francisco mom fights to solve son's murder case

A San Francisco mother has tirelessly worked for 16 years to help bring to justice the assailants who killed her 17-yer-old son. Every year she gathers with others at the street corner where he died to keep his memory alive, and plead for help.

Vaccine lines are short as SF opens first weekend monkeypox clinic

Monkeypox clinics in San Francisco opened on a Saturday morning for the first time. It was meant to give people the opportunity to get a shot outside of normal business hours.