Leaders celebrate $4.5 billion in federal infrastructure funds for local transit

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was in San Francisco Saturday morning, alongside Congresswoman Jackie Speier and Bay Area transit leaders, to celebrate the nation's new infrastructure law. 

3-alarm San Francisco warehouse fire contained

Firefighters have contained a three-alarm fire that broke out at the Air Dale Compressors Inc. warehouse in San Francisco's Bayview neighborhood early Saturday morning, a fire official said.

Fed up San Francisco students walk out of class to protest sexual harassment, assault

Hundreds of San Francisco high school students walked out of class to protest. They say sexual harassment, even sexual assault by other students, is widespread on their campuses, with little or no consequences.

Stephen Curry closing in on NBA 3-point record

Curry needs nine 3-pointers to match Ray Allen's mark of 2,973 regular-season 3s and 10 to top him. Allen accomplished the feat over 18 seasons from 1996-2014. Curry would be doing it in his 13th season.

One person dead following surf rescue effort at San Francisco Eagle's Point

One person has died following a surf rescue effort at Eagle's Point in San Francisco on Thursday afternoon, San Francisco Fire Department says.

City College of San Francisco heads to state championship, inspired by team's first deaf player

This Saturday, the City College of San Francisco football team will play for their first state championship since 2015.  The Rams have overcome major obstacles including starting the season on Zoom. But, one player who has helped lead the team, has been defying the odds his entire life.

Oakland man accused of posing as police officer, approaching teenage girls arrested

Berkeley police announced the arrest of a man accused of posing as a police officer and approaching teenage girls with criminal sexual intent of minors. 

Advocates say with recent uptick in violence, SF gun buyback event is especially important

This coming weekend gun violence prevention advocates United Playaz in San Francisco will be holding their 10th annual gun buy back. Those buybacks take weapons intended to kill and turn them into something beautiful.

SF to pay $2.5M to slain unarmed carjacking suspect

Keita O'Neil, 42, died after former officer Chris Samayoa shot him during a police chase in the city's Bayview District on Dec. 1, 2017.

Plan to combat San Francisco retail theft with sheriff deputy overtime approved

Under the proposal, now approved by the SF Board of Supervisors, sheriff's deputies may now voluntarily work overtime providing security at stores and malls, paid for by the private businesses.

Outdoor dining parklets in San Francisco at risk of being removed

Restaurants around San Francisco are working to protect their outdoor dining parklets after concerns that red tape could force some to be torn down.

2 women arrested in separate Bay Area retail thefts

Two women suspected of retail thefts in San Francisco and Walnut Creek have been arrested.

Man killed in San Francisco shooting identified as Afghan refugee, father of 3

A man shot and killed in San Francisco last month has been identified as an Afghan refugee who worked as an Uber driver, according to his family. 

New safety measures, barriers at Castro Safeway

The store on Market Street has installed automated gates that allow shoppers to enter the store but prevent would-be thieves from leaving with stolen goods.

Traveling for the holidays? What you need to know

An SFO spokesperson tells us at this point, proof of vaccination or proof of a negative test result is not required for the 48 contiguous continental United States, but what about the other two?

San Francisco restaurant now apologizes for asking armed police officers to leave

A San Francisco restaurant that ignited a frenzy when the owner and staff asked three armed police officers in uniform to leave because their weaponized dress made them feel uncomfortable has now apologized for the request, acknowledging that it handled the situation "badly."

Parents whose children have died from fentanyl held a die-in protest in the Tenderloin

A group of parents whose kids are addicted to or have died from fentanyl or other illicit drugs -- held a die-in protest in the Tenderloin, calling on the state and San Francisco to shut down open-air drug markets, prosecute dealers, and place their kids in mandatory treatment.