San Francisco drops indoor mask mandate at gyms, offices and college classrooms

Let's see your face! As of Tuesday, it's OK for people to ditch their indoor masks in San Francisco at the office, gym, college classroom, religious gatherings and other so-called "stable cohorts" where everyone is vaccinated.

Sideshow disturbs usually quiet San Francisco neighborhood

A sideshow overtook the streets of a quiet San Francisco neighborhood, worrying residents that this could become common.

Community mourns 'Grandpa Vicha,' 84, brutally attacked in San Francisco

Friends, family and strangers marched in San Francisco to remember an elderly man known as 'Grandpa Vicha' who was killed during a brutal attack.

Lunar New Year celebrations return after COVID hiatus

Lunar New Year celebrations kicked off over the weekend. After being canceled last year due to COVID, the Bay Area is ready to celebrate.

Flagpole sparks property dispute between city and San Francisco homeowner

The city's public works department says sidewalk improvements are being made for people with disabilities and that a San Francisco homeowner has to remove his flagpole.

DA investigator testifies she was told to remove exculpatory evidence from warrant in police abuse case

The accusations come as opening statements in the high profile excessive force case are set to begin on Monday – and give new insight into the inner workings of the district attorney’s unit that’s tasked with prosecuting cops.

3 suspects arrested in San Francisco New Year's Eve homicide

San Francisco police said officers arrested three teenagers for allegedly killing a 24-year-old during a New Year's Eve robbery.

San Francisco eases mask rule, official says LA not ready

COVID-19 case numbers are on the decline in LA County, but officials say it’s too soon to consider relaxing mask and vaccination requirements in LA, as San Francisco plans to do next week.

New details in lawsuit over San Francisco DA office's handling of AAPI hate crimes

New details have emerged about a case that happened before District Attorney Chesa Boudin was in office that has led to a federal lawsuit against the D.A.'s office.

San Francisco to ease indoor mask rule as omicron cases drop

San Francisco on Thursday announced that it would again allow people to remove their face masks indoors, reinstating the exemption that was in place before the omicron surge, public health officials said.

49ers super fan serious about his 70-year love affair

The 49ers take on the Rams this Sunday in the NFC championship and the winner moves on to the Super Bowl.

Murder charges announced in 43-year-old San Francisco cold case

San Francisco District Attorney's office on Wednesday announced murder charges in a 1978 cold case sexual assault and slaying that was cracked last month. 

San Francisco landlords required to give 10-day notice before evictions

Under the ordinance, before filling out a three-day eviction notice, landlords must provide a tenant with a 10-day warning period that allows the tenant to correct the behavior that could lead to eviction.

San Francisco mayor asks for $22.5M to pay for police and fire overtime

San Francisco Mayor London Breed asked the board of supervisors to approve $22.5 million to pay for overtime for the city’s police and fire departments.

Thousands of dollars in antique jewelry stolen from San Francisco store

Yet another store in San Francisco, falling victim to thieves, who made off with thousands of dollars worth of antique jewelry and watches. The owner of Gaslight & Shadows Antiques says she’s just latest business on her street in the Richmond District to be targeted by crooks like these.