Video: Driverless car pulled over by San Francisco police

San Francisco police made an unusual traffic stop recently when an officer pulled over a driverless car.

Container ship that drifted off Point Reyes towed to shore

The Wan Hai 176, a 564-foot container ship that that lost engine power and drifted about seven miles off the coast of Point Reyes with 21 people aboard, was towed into San Francisco Bay.

San Francisco: Alioto's at Fisherman's Wharf closing after 100 years

Alioto's on Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco announced it is closing for good. It closed during the pandemic, and will never reopen, according to the owners.

'Fight For Air' stair climb in San Francisco raises money for American Lung Association

A simple morning exercise ramped up Saturday morning at the skyscraper located at 555 California. The event, dubbed the "Fight for Air" stair climb raised money for the American Lung Association. It brought our firefighters from all over the Bay Area.

Opening Day: San Francisco Giants take on Miami Marlins at Oracle Park

The San Francisco Giants are hosting their first home opening game at the Oracle Park at full capacity for the first time since March 2020. They will be taking on the Miami Marlins at 1:35 p.m.

Sal Castaneda's favorite San Francisco ballpark eats and beer

People can talk all they want about pitches, runs and steals on Opening Day. But the real talk of the town is where to get the best grub. Let's see where Sal Castaneda likes to eat (and drink.)

Bay Area seeing hot spring temps, dangerous sneaker waves

The higher temperatures bring a serious warning with it: The message for those wanting to cool off is to stay out of the water at some beaches, especially Ocean Beach in San Francisco.

Attorney alleges 13-year-old Black student was racially profiled, unlawfully detained by police

Civil rights attorney John Burris announced a federal lawsuit against the City and County of San Francisco on Wednesday. The attorney alleges his client, a Black seventh grader, was racially profiled and unlawfully detained by police. 

Victims' families call for end to 'ghost gun' sales and violence

People on Tuesday formed a circle outside the United Playaz headquarters on Howard Street, joining hands and sharing the burden and pain that ripped through their hearts after this weekend's gun violence in San Francisco and Sacramento.

San Francisco police offer $50,000 reward in connection to man's 2020 homicide

San Francisco police on Tuesday, announced a reward for information leading to the conviction of those responsible for the 2020 homicide of a man in the Bayview District. 

Incident that called for emergency crews in SF's Parkmerced resolved

Emergency crews were at the scene on the 100 block of Gonzalez Drive in San Francisco Tuesday afternoon into the evening. Police say a male suspect, possibly armed with a firearm, may have been having a mental health emergency. 

Walgreens theft convictions announced by San Francisco D.A. Boudin

San Francisco's district attorney's office on Monday announced the conviction and sentencing in a high-profile Walgreens theft from last May. 

San Francisco billboards warn tourists of "dirt cheap" fentanyl sold in open market

Mothers of children killed by fentanyl and addicts living on the streets of San Francisco launched a series of powerful advertisements intended to warn tourists against visiting the city.