Burglar re-arrested after breaking into San Francisco's Castro Theatre twice in one week
The same person has burglarized the historic Castro Theatre in San Francisco, twice in one week.
The same person has burglarized the historic Castro Theatre in San Francisco, twice in one week.
San Francisco shooting kills 1, wounds another
A young man was shot to death and another man was wounded in a shooting in San Francisco's Hunter's Point neighborhood Friday afternoon, police said.
A young man was shot to death and another man was wounded in a shooting in San Francisco's Hunter's Point neighborhood Friday afternoon, police said.
Restaurant week and Off the Grid return to San Francisco
Dining out is back on the menu for San Francisco foodies looking for something to do. San Francisco Restaurant Week launched on Friday as well as Off the Grid.
Dining out is back on the menu for San Francisco foodies looking for something to do. San Francisco Restaurant Week launched on Friday as well as Off the Grid.
Van Ness Bus Rapid Transit System finally opens: here's what it is
On Friday, San Francisco launched its first rapid transit system on Van Ness Avenue. Leaders are calling the area the new Van Ness, after multiple improvements were made to beautify the corridor and make it easier to travel through.
On Friday, San Francisco launched its first rapid transit system on Van Ness Avenue. Leaders are calling the area the new Van Ness, after multiple improvements were made to beautify the corridor and make it easier to travel through.
Mystery still surrounds missing girl, dead mother found in San Francisco park
Arianna Fitts, 2, was last seen with babysitters in February 2016. Two months later, the body of her mother, Nicolle Fitts, was found in McLaren Park. Neither mystery has been solved.
Arianna Fitts, 2, was last seen with babysitters in February 2016. Two months later, the body of her mother, Nicolle Fitts, was found in McLaren Park. Neither mystery has been solved.
Study shows Bay Area homes are more affordable to men than women
A new study from Zillow shows that more homes are available to men than women in the Bay Area due to pay disparities.
A new study from Zillow shows that more homes are available to men than women in the Bay Area due to pay disparities.
San Francisco hires 200 public health workers to support needs of Tenderloin community
San Francisco has met its goal of hiring 200 public health workers to support the Tenderloin community.
San Francisco has met its goal of hiring 200 public health workers to support the Tenderloin community.
San Francisco police investigate carjacking in Lower Nob Hill Thursday night
San Francisco police are investigating a carjacking reported in the Lower Nob Hill neighborhood Thursday night.
San Francisco police are investigating a carjacking reported in the Lower Nob Hill neighborhood Thursday night.
New $346M SFMTA Bus Rapid Transit system opens Friday
A major bus and car corridor along Van Ness Avenue in San Francisco is finally finished with its $346-million makeover. Bus riders are getting their first chance to try the Bus Rapid Transit system on Friday starting at 10 a.m.
A major bus and car corridor along Van Ness Avenue in San Francisco is finally finished with its $346-million makeover. Bus riders are getting their first chance to try the Bus Rapid Transit system on Friday starting at 10 a.m.
Military veterans celebrated with 'Honor Flight Bay Area'
Two dozen military veterans – including seven men who served in WWII – headed off to Washington, D.C. early Thursday morning to visit memorials and monuments made in their honor.
Two dozen military veterans – including seven men who served in WWII – headed off to Washington, D.C. early Thursday morning to visit memorials and monuments made in their honor.
Rally in San Francisco honors Cesar Chavez's legacy of fighting for workers' rights
In honor of his fight for worker’s rights, the United Farm Workers held a rally in the Mission District on Cesar Chavez Day.
In honor of his fight for worker’s rights, the United Farm Workers held a rally in the Mission District on Cesar Chavez Day.
SF LGBTQ groups blast redistricting plan that would separate Tenderloin and SOMA
LGBTQ groups in San Francisco blasted that the new redistricting plans would separate LGBTQ communities in the Tenderloin and South of Market areas.
LGBTQ groups in San Francisco blasted that the new redistricting plans would separate LGBTQ communities in the Tenderloin and South of Market areas.
Sweet San Francisco memories: Benkyodo mochi shop closes after 115 years
Ricky and Bobby Okamurawill serve their last manju and mochi on Thursday as they enter retirement. Benkyodo's last day comes after 115 years in business in San Francisco.
Ricky and Bobby Okamurawill serve their last manju and mochi on Thursday as they enter retirement. Benkyodo's last day comes after 115 years in business in San Francisco.
Well-loved Japantown mochi company Benkyodo closing after 115 years
The oldest business in San Francisco's Japantown will shut down for good on Thursday after 115 years in business.
The oldest business in San Francisco's Japantown will shut down for good on Thursday after 115 years in business.
2 juveniles arrested in San Francisco armed carjacking, attempted robbery
San Francisco police announced the arrest of two juveniles connected to an armed carjacking and another attempted robbery that happened on Monday.
San Francisco police announced the arrest of two juveniles connected to an armed carjacking and another attempted robbery that happened on Monday.
Bay Bridge carjacking investigated by CHP, suspect considered armed and dangerous
The California Highway Patrol is investigating an incident on the San Francisco Bay Bridge that resulted in an armed carjacking, authorities said.
The California Highway Patrol is investigating an incident on the San Francisco Bay Bridge that resulted in an armed carjacking, authorities said.
Castro Theatre renovations aim to preserve historic space, breathe new life into movie palace
The company that manages the venue said changes are necessary to keep the theater running and that the Castro will look similar even after renovations.
The company that manages the venue said changes are necessary to keep the theater running and that the Castro will look similar even after renovations.
California task force votes to limit reparations to slave descendants
A first-in-the nation task force charged with studying the issue of reparations for Black Californians voted Tuesday to limit state compensation to the descendants of free and enslaved Black people who were in the U.S. in the 19th century, narrowly rejecting a proposal to include all Black people.
A first-in-the nation task force charged with studying the issue of reparations for Black Californians voted Tuesday to limit state compensation to the descendants of free and enslaved Black people who were in the U.S. in the 19th century, narrowly rejecting a proposal to include all Black people.
Coyote puppy season prompts closure of SF Presidio areas to dogs
Starting next week, some hiking trails in San Francisco's Presidio will be closed to all dogs, whether on or off leashes, as coyote pupping season got underway, Presidio Trust officials said Tuesday.
Starting next week, some hiking trails in San Francisco's Presidio will be closed to all dogs, whether on or off leashes, as coyote pupping season got underway, Presidio Trust officials said Tuesday.
Canadian film crew robbed at gunpoint at San Francisco's Twin Peaks
San Francisco police want to find whoever stole $35,000 worth of equipment from a Canadian film crew at Twin Peaks.
San Francisco police want to find whoever stole $35,000 worth of equipment from a Canadian film crew at Twin Peaks.