40-year-old man injured in shooting during San Francisco robbery

A 40-year-old man suffered life-threatening injuries in a shooting during a robbery in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood on Sunday afternoon, police said Tuesday.

Southern California couple reunited with cat stolen from car in San Francisco

A happy ending for a couple who had their cat stolen while visiting the Bay Area. Thanks to a good Samaritan, they were reunited this weekend.

San Francisco police arrest suspect for mayhem, elder abuse against 71-year-old woman

San Francisco police arrested a 26-year-old man this week on suspicion of mayhem, false imprisonment and elder abuse against a 71-year-old woman in the city's Visitacion Valley neighborhood earlier this month.

SF Sketchfest postponed to 2023 for safety reasons

The 20th annual SF Sketchfest has been rescheduled for 2023 due to safety concerns from the COVID-19 pandemic, organizers announced on Friday. 

SF in stronger fiscal position than before COVID outbreak
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Despite fewer people on San Francisco streets and lower revenue, the San Francisco Controller's Office says the city's fiscal condition is in a better place than it was in pre-pandemic years. KTVU's Cristina Rendon talked to Michelle Allersma, director of the budget and analysis division of the San Francisco Controller?s Office.

San Francisco launches program to send text message before vehicle towed

People parking illegally in San Francisco now have the option of receiving a text message before their vehicle is towed as part of a pilot program announced this week.

'Worst house on best block' of San Francisco sells for $2M

A decaying, 122-year-old Victorian marketed as “the worst house on the best block” of San Francisco has sold for nearly $2 million — an eye-catching price that the realtor said was the outcome of overbidding in an auction.

Mayor London Breed slams SF Board of Supervisors

Mayor Breed said some members of the city's Board of Supervisors are hypocrites and an obstacle to tackling the city's housing problems.

Mayor Breed slams SF Board of Supervisors
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Mayor London Breed said that members of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors are hypocrites when it comes to dealing with the city's housing problems and said she would like to get rid of the board. She made the comments in a New York Times podcast.

San Francisco teachers' unions, district reach tentative agreement over COVID protocol

San Francisco Unified School District on Thursday announced they have reached a tentative agreement with several teachers' unions over COVID health and safety protocol. 

Nurses protest nationwide for safer workplace conditions

National Nurses United registered nurses held a national day of action Thursday to demand that hospitals invest more in safe staffing.

Persistent pandemic empties the streets of San Francisco

Around the city, there are many empty streets and traffic is noticeably light. People expressed frustration and fatigue that despite vaccinations and masking, the pandemic is still not over.

Unauthorized COVID test site in San Francisco has murky ties

An unauthorized COVID test site in San Francisco with murky connections is on the radar of the city attorney.

Bob Saget was an involved advocate at Bay Area nonprofit

Bob Saget was best known for being an actor and a comedian. But he was also very active in a nonprofit here in the Bay Area – the Scleroderma Research Foundation.

Unidentified suspect sexually assaults 71-year-old woman

Police are seeking the public's help in finding a suspect who sexually assaulted a 71-year-old woman in Visitacion Valley, the San Francisco Police Department announced on Monday.

Unauthorized COVID testing site in San Francisco has outdated license

As omicron cases surge, the demand for COVID testing is through the roof, but health experts in San Francisco are warning people to be careful which sites they go to for testing.