School districts working to avoid teacher shortages with recruiting events
As the summer months wind down, Bay Area school districts are actively recruiting teachers to fill dozens of vacancies in their classrooms before the start of the school year.
As the summer months wind down, Bay Area school districts are actively recruiting teachers to fill dozens of vacancies in their classrooms before the start of the school year.
4th patient dies after being transferred out of Laguna Honda
A San Francisco Board of Supervisors committee will have a public hearing on the transfer and relocation of patients at Laguna Honda Hospital.
A San Francisco Board of Supervisors committee will have a public hearing on the transfer and relocation of patients at Laguna Honda Hospital.
Hardly Strictly Bluegrass to return to Golden Gate Park for 2022 festival
Hardly Strictly Bluegrass music festival is returning to Golden Gate Park for in-person performances on Sept. 30 to Oct. 2, 2022.
Hardly Strictly Bluegrass music festival is returning to Golden Gate Park for in-person performances on Sept. 30 to Oct. 2, 2022.
Supervisor says board member who made racist comment on questionnaire should resign: report
A supervisor is now calling for the resignation of a San Francisco school board member who answered a questionnaire with a racist answer that disparaged Black families.
A supervisor is now calling for the resignation of a San Francisco school board member who answered a questionnaire with a racist answer that disparaged Black families.
Flyers call San Francisco supervisor a 'Communist pedophile'
Flyers calling San Francisco Supervisor Gordon Mar a "Communist pedophile" popped up on small businesses in his district, the Sunset.
Flyers calling San Francisco Supervisor Gordon Mar a "Communist pedophile" popped up on small businesses in his district, the Sunset.
San Francisco DA clarifies position on prosecuting low-level crimes
San Francisco's new district attorney, Brooke Jenkins, is clarifying the position of her office on prosecuting low-level crimes.
San Francisco's new district attorney, Brooke Jenkins, is clarifying the position of her office on prosecuting low-level crimes.
Long lines stretch around block in San Francisco for coveted monkeypox vaccine
People eligible for the monkeypox vaccine showed up in droves to a walk-in clinic to get a shot on Wednesday at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital.
People eligible for the monkeypox vaccine showed up in droves to a walk-in clinic to get a shot on Wednesday at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital.
Zuckerberg Hospital needs help identifying a man in critical condition
Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital police say an unidentified man was picked up by the San Francisco Fire Department on July 16 at 8 p.m. from a store at 546 Mission Street.
Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital police say an unidentified man was picked up by the San Francisco Fire Department on July 16 at 8 p.m. from a store at 546 Mission Street.
San Francisco to hire 220 police officers
The budget funds Mayor London Breed's top priorities, including hiring 220 new police officers.
The budget funds Mayor London Breed's top priorities, including hiring 220 new police officers.
SF DA recuses herself from case involving mayor's brother
San Francisco's new DA is recusing herself in the criminal case against Mayor London Breed's brother.
San Francisco's new DA is recusing herself in the criminal case against Mayor London Breed's brother.
SF school board member apologizes for comment in candidate questionnaire
Ann Hsu is apologizing for a comment she made in a candidate questionnaire for the November election.
Ann Hsu is apologizing for a comment she made in a candidate questionnaire for the November election.
Victim in brutal beating shares story with KTVU as San Francisco D.A. files felony charges
A San Francisco community leader says when he saw two homeless men, one half naked, in the backyard of the Ella Hill Hutch Community Center, he took action, asking the men to leave before children at the center saw them, but ended up getting brutally beaten in the head.
A San Francisco community leader says when he saw two homeless men, one half naked, in the backyard of the Ella Hill Hutch Community Center, he took action, asking the men to leave before children at the center saw them, but ended up getting brutally beaten in the head.
Monkeypox vaccines available in limited supply for those eligible at SF General Hospital starting Wednesday
The monkeypox vaccine remains in limited supply with high demand, but San Francisco health officials say they've allocated 4,000 doses of the vaccine on Tuesday.
The monkeypox vaccine remains in limited supply with high demand, but San Francisco health officials say they've allocated 4,000 doses of the vaccine on Tuesday.
Worker at SFO stabbed in baggage claim area, suspect arrested
One man is in custody and another had to be hospitalized after a stabbing at San Francisco International Airport, Tuesday morning.
One man is in custody and another had to be hospitalized after a stabbing at San Francisco International Airport, Tuesday morning.
'The story happened in front of my eyes': Bay Area resident recalls events of Great Escape from Alcatraz
Bay Area author Jolene Babyak was 15 and living on Alcatraz when three inmates escaped what was then known as "the world’s most secure prison." 60 years later, new photos show what the escapees would look like today. Babyak shares in fascinating detail what unfolded the night of the escape and what she believes happened.
Bay Area author Jolene Babyak was 15 and living on Alcatraz when three inmates escaped what was then known as "the world’s most secure prison." 60 years later, new photos show what the escapees would look like today. Babyak shares in fascinating detail what unfolded the night of the escape and what she believes happened.
San Francisco Bay Ferry launches new ticket system, app
The San Francisco Bay Area Water Emergency Transportation Authority (WETA) launched a new ticketing system and smartphone app for San Francisco Bay Ferry. WETA hopes the new system will improve and streamline the fare payment system for riders.
The San Francisco Bay Area Water Emergency Transportation Authority (WETA) launched a new ticketing system and smartphone app for San Francisco Bay Ferry. WETA hopes the new system will improve and streamline the fare payment system for riders.
Flooded San Francisco luxury apartments may not be livable until 2023
The luxury apartment building in San Francisco that flooded in June may not be habitable until 2023.
The luxury apartment building in San Francisco that flooded in June may not be habitable until 2023.
San Francisco spends more than half a million on pilot trash can program
The San Francisco Department of Public Works is spending more than half a million dollars to decide which new garbage cans to place around the city, with some custom models costing more than $10,000 apiece.
The San Francisco Department of Public Works is spending more than half a million dollars to decide which new garbage cans to place around the city, with some custom models costing more than $10,000 apiece.
San Francisco police arrest 41-year-old retail burglary suspect
San Francisco police arrested a 41-year-old male suspect Saturday for a retail store burglary.
San Francisco police arrested a 41-year-old male suspect Saturday for a retail store burglary.
SF supervisors creates plan to grant police more access to surveillance camera
A committee of San Francisco supervisors is set to discuss giving police more access to private surveillance cameras Monday.
A committee of San Francisco supervisors is set to discuss giving police more access to private surveillance cameras Monday.