Ruby Princess sails away from San Francisco without passengers who tested COVID positive
One passenger is worried that COVID testing seems to be on an honor system. She suspects some passengers may not have tested to avoid having to quarantine and miss out on all the cruise activities.
One passenger is worried that COVID testing seems to be on an honor system. She suspects some passengers may not have tested to avoid having to quarantine and miss out on all the cruise activities.
LGBTQ activist fighting dramatic rent increase in San Francisco
LGBTQ activist Cleve Jones said he is fighting what he calls a dramatic rent increase for his San Francisco apartment. He said his landlord is raising his rent from $2,400 a month to $5,200.
LGBTQ activist Cleve Jones said he is fighting what he calls a dramatic rent increase for his San Francisco apartment. He said his landlord is raising his rent from $2,400 a month to $5,200.
Empty strollers placed in San Francisco park for Ukranian children killed
Rally goers, protesting the invasion of Ukraine, re-created the chilling scene of more than 100 empty strollers in San Francisco's Chrissy Field on Sunday. On March 18th, 109 empty strollers were placed in the central square of the Ukranian city Lviv, to represent the number of children killed during the invasion by Russian troops.
Rally goers, protesting the invasion of Ukraine, re-created the chilling scene of more than 100 empty strollers in San Francisco's Chrissy Field on Sunday. On March 18th, 109 empty strollers were placed in the central square of the Ukranian city Lviv, to represent the number of children killed during the invasion by Russian troops.
Princess Cruises ship docks in San Francisco with multiple COVID cases
A cruise ship that went to the Panama Canal has docked in San Francisco with multiple COVID cases onboard.
A cruise ship that went to the Panama Canal has docked in San Francisco with multiple COVID cases onboard.
International sailing competition comes to San Francisco this weekend
An exciting weekend is expected in San Francisco. There is an international sailing competition that is bringing visitors from many countries.
An exciting weekend is expected in San Francisco. There is an international sailing competition that is bringing visitors from many countries.
Drive-by shooting outside Bayview SF pizza parlor injures 3, including DoorDash driver
San Francisco police are investigating a triple shooting that sent three people to the hospital.
San Francisco police are investigating a triple shooting that sent three people to the hospital.
83-year-old to embark on epic journey from San Francisco to Osaka in 19-foot sailboat
Saturday morning, an epic journey will begin for a sailor who made a name for himself voyaging across the Pacific from Japan to San Francisco in a tiny 19-foot sailboat.
Saturday morning, an epic journey will begin for a sailor who made a name for himself voyaging across the Pacific from Japan to San Francisco in a tiny 19-foot sailboat.
'Great vibe:' March Madness returns to San Francisco for 1st time since 1939
It's the first time March Madness been held in San Francisco since 1939, its inaugural year.
It's the first time March Madness been held in San Francisco since 1939, its inaugural year.
Multi-day cannabis culture celebration tied to 4/20 coming to San Francisco
Evergreen San Francisco is a promotion of tourism in the city through a cannabis connoisseurs' lens. The nine-day celebration of San Francisco's regulated marijuana industry will be held April 16 to 24.
Evergreen San Francisco is a promotion of tourism in the city through a cannabis connoisseurs' lens. The nine-day celebration of San Francisco's regulated marijuana industry will be held April 16 to 24.
San Francisco Zoo mourns death of 18-year-old Sumatran tiger
Officials with the San Francisco Zoo and Gardens on Thursday announced the passing of one of their longtime residents.
Officials with the San Francisco Zoo and Gardens on Thursday announced the passing of one of their longtime residents.
March Madness at the Chase Center: Fervor over Sweet 16 games
San Francisco is in the grips of March Madness as Gonzaga faces Arkansas, and Duke will play Texas Tech in the NCAA Men's Basketball Sweet 16.
San Francisco is in the grips of March Madness as Gonzaga faces Arkansas, and Duke will play Texas Tech in the NCAA Men's Basketball Sweet 16.
March Madness comes to San Francisco's Chase Center and business owners are ready to 'win'
Excitement is building as NCAA action is set to get underway in San Francisco. Chase Center will host the West Regional Sweet 16 and Elite Eight, and fans are already pouring into the city.
Excitement is building as NCAA action is set to get underway in San Francisco. Chase Center will host the West Regional Sweet 16 and Elite Eight, and fans are already pouring into the city.
Creative Ukraine relief fundraisers pop up across Bay Area
From a baker's famous cakes, to a music festival organizer, tapping into his network to send supplies to Ukraine, the Bay Area is finding unique ways to deliver aid.
From a baker's famous cakes, to a music festival organizer, tapping into his network to send supplies to Ukraine, the Bay Area is finding unique ways to deliver aid.
Supervisor proposes providing San Francisco with more options to shelter homeless, including tiny homes
San Francisco Supervisor Rafael Mandelman on Tuesday proposed legislation to ensure that homeless residents be provided with shelter more quickly and be offered a wider range of options -- including tiny homes and other non-congregate shelters.
San Francisco Supervisor Rafael Mandelman on Tuesday proposed legislation to ensure that homeless residents be provided with shelter more quickly and be offered a wider range of options -- including tiny homes and other non-congregate shelters.
SF's Jewish Community Federation raises $3.2 million for Ukraine
In San Francisco, a major Jewish philanthropic organization has fundraised $3.2 million, with more donations still coming, to provide emergency relief to Ukrainians staying in Ukraine, and those that are fleeing as refugees.
In San Francisco, a major Jewish philanthropic organization has fundraised $3.2 million, with more donations still coming, to provide emergency relief to Ukrainians staying in Ukraine, and those that are fleeing as refugees.
San Francisco Japantown mochi shop closing after 115 years
Owners of Benkyodo announced they will be closing their doors March 31. The sweet shop is the oldest business in SF's Japantown.
Owners of Benkyodo announced they will be closing their doors March 31. The sweet shop is the oldest business in SF's Japantown.
US team capsizes catamaran in San Francisco Bay ahead of $1 million race
The United States SailGP team capsized its 50-foot catamaran Monday in the Bay. They were preparing for the global league’s $1 million, winner-take-all season championship.
The United States SailGP team capsized its 50-foot catamaran Monday in the Bay. They were preparing for the global league’s $1 million, winner-take-all season championship.
Family searches for answers 2 years after San Francisco man's unsolved Tenderloin homicide
The family of a San Francisco man shot and killed two years ago say they can't rest until those responsible are identified and arrested.
The family of a San Francisco man shot and killed two years ago say they can't rest until those responsible are identified and arrested.
San Francisco to deploy mobile COVID-19 testing vans as cases continue to drop
As COVID-19 cases continue to drop in San Francisco, city officials on Monday announced a new strategy to continue making COVID-19 resources available to neighborhoods that need them the most, via mobile testing vans.
As COVID-19 cases continue to drop in San Francisco, city officials on Monday announced a new strategy to continue making COVID-19 resources available to neighborhoods that need them the most, via mobile testing vans.
San Francisco schools' lottery system poses challenges, some unpleasant surprises
San Francisco's school district says more than 88% of students get one of their top three choices for schools through the current lottery system that will be undergoing changes in the coming years.
San Francisco's school district says more than 88% of students get one of their top three choices for schools through the current lottery system that will be undergoing changes in the coming years.