Video: Anti-abortion activist scales 60-floor San Francisco Salesforce Tower

An anti-abortion activist was seen scaling the 60-floor Salesforce tower in San Francisco on Tuesday morning, a wild scene captured on video by some awe-struck admirers. His actions were condemned by police and firefighters.

Former Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords unveils gun violence memorial in San Francisco

Former Arizona Congresswoman Gabby Giffords unveiled a gun violence memorial Tuesday in San Francisco, saying the sheer number of victims is proof that more needs to be done to crack down on gun violence.

Stern Grove's concert meadow reopening in time for festival series starting next month

Sigmund Stern Grove's Concert Meadow in San Francisco will reopen in time for the 85th annual Stern Grove Festival concert series that starts next month after closing last August because of a water main break that flooded the site, city officials announced Tuesday.

SFPD: Woman riding scooter fatally struck in hit-and-run

San Francisco police were seeking the driver of a hit-and-run collision that took the life of a woman who was on a scooter.

Court: San Francisco can’t ban suspected drug dealers

A California appeals court ruled against an effort by San Francisco to ban four suspected drug dealers from a 50-square-block area in a city neighborhood rife with drug dealing and drug use.

Sideshows popping up all over San Francisco leave residents on edge

SFPD said they are investigating three separate sideshows that happened over the weekend in San Francisco. Residents said they are nervous about the recent increase in sideshow activity in the city.

Hundreds bike through San Francisco for community food pantry

Hundreds of kids cycled through the streets of San Francisco on Sunday, in part to help raise awareness about an important non-profit in their community. The annual ride out was organized by Mission Food Hub, which describes itself as part food pantry, part community youth group.

San Francisco sideshow takes over downtown streets

An overnight sideshow took over the streets of downtown San Francisco, according to residents who live in the area. Video captured the cars screeching in the intersection, narrowly missing spectators.

Driverless taxis could be expanded in San Francisco

People in San Francisco may soon be the first in the state to pay for rides in driverless taxis.

2 dogs killed by coyotes in a week in San Francisco park

Wildlife officials are urging pet owners to stay vigilant after two small dogs were attacked and killed by coyotes within a week in a San Francisco park.

SF Ballet director's retirement nears with final Swan Lake performance

San Francisco Ballet will present its final program of the 2021-2022 season this week, and it also will mark a page in history as the company's artistic director and choreographer Helgi Tomasson steps down after 37 years.

Confidence shook as efforts to crack down on retail theft continue

Law enforcement from the state level to cities here in the Bay Area say they are cracking down on retail theft. Despite the crackdown, retail theft continues to be an ongoing problem that impacts multimillion dollar businesses and small shops alike.

San Francisco liquor store employees caught buying stolen Nordstrom merchandise

Two employees at a San Francisco liquor store were busted for purchasing stolen Nordstrom merchandise from their job, the district attorney's office said.

Thieves target San Francisco jewelry shop

Owners of a jewelry store in San Francisco's Marina District spent Friday cleaning up the damage after burglars broke in and smashed display cases.

San Francisco using contraceptive to control thriving rat population

San Francisco is taking a unique approach to address its ongoing rat problem: birth control. The population problem has gotten worse since the pandemic started.