San Francisco police seek missing woman

San Francisco police are seeking the public's assistance in locating a missing woman who was last seen on Sunday. 

Chase Center to drop proof of vaccination, negative test result requirement for entry

Starting next month, event-goers attending San Francisco's Chase Center will no longer have to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a negative test result, Chase Center officials said on Monday.   

Ukrainian woman escapes Lviv, reunites with daughters at SFO airport

Halyna left Lviv in western Ukraine where she lived and worked as an accountant. A co-worker drove her to the border and Halyna said she crossed over to Poland on foot.  

San Francisco company with hundreds of employees in Ukraine raises $210k in donations

Just Answer has 250 workers in Ukraine who are continuing to do their jobs while also sharing stories of heroism, strength and survival as the war intensifies.

San Francisco propane tank leak prompts evacuations

Authorities went door to door to evacuate people from a block of San Francisco's Bayview neighborhood because of a "large propane tank leak."

San Francisco educators' sleep-in protest over non-payment ends following agreement

A sleep-in protest among San Francisco educators, who occupied the school district's headquarters for three nights, came to an end on Thursday. Union officials say an agreement has been reached regarding the nonpayment of employees. 

San Francisco health officials issue fentanyl overdose warning for recreational drug users

Officials with the San Francisco Department of Public Health issued a warning Thursday to the general public about a recent trend of fentanyl being found in other drugs like cocaine.

San Francisco's Tenderloin state of emergency declaration expires

The 90-day emergency declaration aimed at cleaning up San Francisco's Tenderloin District expires Thursday. The mayor’s office is saying just because that order is expiring; it doesn't mean the work is over.

Mayor affirms Tenderloin response won't end with emergency declaration's expiration

San Francisco Mayor London Breed on Wednesday defended her decision not to extend a 90-day emergency declaration for the Tenderloin neighborhood, set to end this week.

San Francisco supervisor proposes new zoning regulations allowing for the revival of gay bathhouses

In an effort to create more safe spaces for San Francisco's LGBTQ community, Supervisor Rafael Mandelman on Tuesday proposed creating new zoning regulations that would allow for the revival of gay bathhouses.

Chesa Boudin poll shows recall effort has strong support

Voters are likely to vote yes to recall San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin, according to a recent poll done by EMC Research. 

Anti-abortion protesters broke into San Francisco General Hospital

Sheriff's deputies responded to illegal trespass into Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital by anti-abortion protesters, officials said.

Former Silicon Valley exec in Ukraine, helping supply volunteer forces

A former Silicon Valley executive is on the front lines of the war in Ukraine, supporting the country he was born in, with a unique mission.

San Francisco educators occupy district headquarters, demand their paychecks

For a second day, educators are occupying the third floor of San Francisco school district headquarters. A new pay system the district put in place in January is experiencing a technical glitch and union members say some workers haven't received a paycheck since.

Golden Gate Park's JFK Dr. could become permanently car-free next month

San Francisco Mayor London Breed has introduced legislation to keep Golden Gate Park's John F. Kennedy Drive permanently car free as it has been for much of the past two years during the pandemic.