San Francisco hospital needs help identifying patient

The staff at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital is asking the public to identify a woman who was admitted Sunday. 

DA declines to file charges against Mike Tyson, passenger on flight at SFO

The San Mateo County District Attorney on Tuesday announced that prosecutors would not be filing charges against Mike Tyson, the former heavyweight champion who was caught on video punching a passenger on a flight out of San Francisco International Airport.

Office vacancies hit new high in San Francisco Bay Area

Throughout downtown San Francisco, the impact of work-from-home pandemic policies is evident in the number of for lease and rent signs in the windows.

San Francisco City College approves teacher layoffs

The board of trustees at San Francisco's City College voted on Friday to approve layoffs and budget cuts, despite protests against it. 

Blue Light bartenders race to put out fire at San Francisco parklet

The bar’s surveillance video shows a man arrive at the San Francisco parklet just before midnight. He was wearing sunglasses, and crouched down in the corner. When he stood up to walk away, there were flames.

Boudin reaffirms commitment to protect Chinatown businesses from frivolous ADA lawsuits

San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin visited Chinatown on Friday to update business owners on legal action being taken to block frivolous lawsuits that target Chinese American businesses.

4 rescued after car broke through fence on cliff near Sutro Baths

San Francisco firefighters on Friday morning helped rescue four people from a car that broke through a fence and veered 40 yards down a cliff near the Sutro Baths.

Unique San Francisco mural pays tribute to Bruce Lee

A new and unique mural paying tribute to Bruce Lee is now on display in San Francisco Chinatown – a collaboration of Bay Area artists who have long been fans of the legendary and international superstar.

Bay Area attorney among those who wrote amicus briefs in abortion case

Bay Area attorney Anjali Srinivasan, who wrote an amicus brief in the Mississippi abortion case being reviewed by the Supreme Court, says she's disappointed that Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito's draft opinion seemed to ignore the amicus brief she filed on behalf of more than 150 economists. 

Bay Area relief groups worry about donor fatigue impacting upcoming events

Bay Area Ukraine relief groups say donations are dwindling as the war drags on. The groups are holding daily fundraisers and rallies in the coming days and are hoping attendance will not be impacted by donor fatigue. 

California caviar company targeted by harassment despite not being Russian

Tsar Nicoulai Caviar, a Northern California producer of sustainably farmed caviar with a San Francisco caviar cafe has been targeted by anti-Russian harassment in recent weeks. While Tsar Nicoulai sounds Russian, it's not.

San Francisco teachers say payroll issues remain unresolved

More than a month after San Francisco teachers staged a sleep-in at SFUSD headquarters demanding changes to a glitchy payroll system, many of those teachers say the issue still has not been resolved.

Top UCSF doctor says he's masking up again

Dr. Robert Wachter said he had been less careful when it came to masking in places like restaurants, but now, he will be back to wearing N95's in crowded indoor spaces.

Warriors to honor late San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee with bronze statue at Chase Center

The Golden State Warriors this week planned to honor late San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee with a memorial statue at the Chase Center, which he characterized as his “legacy project” before his untimely death in 2017.