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.
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.
Charlotte Shultz: San Francisco's 'Chief of Protocol' has died
For decades, Charlotte Shultz served as the city’s Chief of Protocol, helping to organize some of the biggest events, and welcoming its most important dignitaries.
For decades, Charlotte Shultz served as the city’s Chief of Protocol, helping to organize some of the biggest events, and welcoming its most important dignitaries.
San Francisco Spartan Race returns to Oracle Park
There were all smiles and cheers at the finish line built on the outfield of Oracle Park. People from all around the Bay Area were able to compete and complete a Spartan Race in the city for the first time in two years.
There were all smiles and cheers at the finish line built on the outfield of Oracle Park. People from all around the Bay Area were able to compete and complete a Spartan Race in the city for the first time in two years.
Suspect arrested for stealing classic Porsches and running illegal Chop Shops
A suspect who allegedly stole multiple classic cars was arrested as he came into San Francisco on a cruise ship last Saturday.
A suspect who allegedly stole multiple classic cars was arrested as he came into San Francisco on a cruise ship last Saturday.
Spartan Obstacle Race held at the home of the Giants
Athletes gathered at San Francisco's Oracle Park on Saturday for the Spartan Race. COVID safety protocol was in place as they tested their athletic limits.
Athletes gathered at San Francisco's Oracle Park on Saturday for the Spartan Race. COVID safety protocol was in place as they tested their athletic limits.
Children get holiday shopping surprise from GLIDE and Old Navy
San Francisco children from GLIDE's Janice Mirikitani Family and Childcare Center received a $100 holiday shopping trip to Old Navy in San Francisco for an early Christmas surprise.
San Francisco children from GLIDE's Janice Mirikitani Family and Childcare Center received a $100 holiday shopping trip to Old Navy in San Francisco for an early Christmas surprise.
Glide takes children on charitable Christmas shopping spree in San Francisco
Christmas came early for some 90 children in GLIDE's Janice Mirikitani Family and Childcare Center program who entered the Old Navy flagship store in downtown San Francisco Friday night.
Christmas came early for some 90 children in GLIDE's Janice Mirikitani Family and Childcare Center program who entered the Old Navy flagship store in downtown San Francisco Friday night.
GLIDE HOLIDAY SHOPPING SPREE OLD NAVY
GLIDE and Old Navy give San Francisco children an early Christmas surprise with $100 shopping spree.
GLIDE and Old Navy give San Francisco children an early Christmas surprise with $100 shopping spree.
Unusually high king tides expected in the Bay Area
Be on the lookout this weekend if you're headed to the coast. King tides are coming.
Be on the lookout this weekend if you're headed to the coast. King tides are coming.
Charlotte Shultz, San Francisco's longtime chief of protocol, passes away
San Francisco Mayor London Breed on Friday announced the death of Charlotte Mailliard Shultz, the city's longtime Chief of Protocol who oversaw the hosting of foreign dignitaries and advised several mayors on diplomatic and consular matters.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed on Friday announced the death of Charlotte Mailliard Shultz, the city's longtime Chief of Protocol who oversaw the hosting of foreign dignitaries and advised several mayors on diplomatic and consular matters.
Caltrain's festive holiday train is back
The holiday tradition put on by Caltrain is returning to Bay Area stations this weekend.
The holiday tradition put on by Caltrain is returning to Bay Area stations this weekend.
Music icon Carlos Santana recovering after heart procedure
The Grammy winning artist says last weekend he experienced an issue with his chest and asked his wife to take him to the hospital.
The Grammy winning artist says last weekend he experienced an issue with his chest and asked his wife to take him to the hospital.
San Francisco kidnap attempt leaves father in shock, possibly homeless woman arrested
The father of a 22-month-old boy who was subjected to a kidnapping attempt in San Francisco Wednesday spoke with KTVU about the ordeal.
The father of a 22-month-old boy who was subjected to a kidnapping attempt in San Francisco Wednesday spoke with KTVU about the ordeal.
Video: Tourists' car burglarized in San Francisco's Chinatown
A man gets out, breaks the back window of the Ford, grabs a bag and puts it in the silver car. He then broke a second window and stole more property. The silver car then takes off.
A man gets out, breaks the back window of the Ford, grabs a bag and puts it in the silver car. He then broke a second window and stole more property. The silver car then takes off.
In-person gathering at The Grove in San Francisco for World AIDS Day
Wednesday's World AIDS Day was observed at The Grove in San Francisco. It was the first time since the COVID pandemic that observers were able to meet in person.
Wednesday's World AIDS Day was observed at The Grove in San Francisco. It was the first time since the COVID pandemic that observers were able to meet in person.
Woman arrested for trying to kidnap two kids in San Francisco: police
A 34-year-old woman has been arrested for allegedly grabbing a 3-year-old boy and then trying to take a 1-year-old from his stroller in San Francisco, police said.
A 34-year-old woman has been arrested for allegedly grabbing a 3-year-old boy and then trying to take a 1-year-old from his stroller in San Francisco, police said.
Lowell High School admission controversy continues in San Francisco
Lowell High School switched to a lottery admissions system during the COVID pandemic. Critics of the system want merit-based admissions to return.
Lowell High School switched to a lottery admissions system during the COVID pandemic. Critics of the system want merit-based admissions to return.
UCSF doctor detects 1st U.S. omicron case in 8 hours
Doctors at a UCSF lab worked fast to confirm the first COVID omicron case in the country, pinpointing the virus to a person in San Francisco.
Doctors at a UCSF lab worked fast to confirm the first COVID omicron case in the country, pinpointing the virus to a person in San Francisco.
Bay Area abortion rights supporters dismayed over challenge to Roe v. Wade
Crowds of abortion rights supporters rallied in various locations around the Bay Area Wednesday.
Crowds of abortion rights supporters rallied in various locations around the Bay Area Wednesday.
1st omicron case in US found in San Francisco
A person in California became the first in the U.S. to have an identified case of the COVID-19 omicron variant, the White House announced Wednesday as scientists continue to study the risks posed by the new strain of the virus.
A person in California became the first in the U.S. to have an identified case of the COVID-19 omicron variant, the White House announced Wednesday as scientists continue to study the risks posed by the new strain of the virus.