'Mermaid Run' empowers young girls and women to find love in running

The Mermaid Run in San Francisco on Sunday celebrated 13 years of inspiring women and girls to pursue their fitness goals. 

San Francisco police remembers officer killed in the line of duty in 1994

Current and former members of the city's police force met at Pine and Franklin streets to remember Ofc. James Guelff, who was killed in the line of duty at that intersection on Nov. 13, 1994.

San Francisco mosque vandalized

A beer bottle shattered a window at a San Francisco mosque on Friday night and officials with the Islamic Center of San Francisco said the vandalism is an act of hate.

San Francisco health officials say time is now to get COVID booster shots

The state opened up eligibility for booster COVID vaccine shots to all Californians. With vaccination eligibility extended to children ages five and up and adults getting their booster shots, appointments are filling up.

70-year-old driver arrested in fatal crash that killed San Francisco educator

San Francisco police on Friday said they have arrested a driver linked to the collision that killed a teacher earlier this week just across from his school.

Gunshot victim dies weeks after shooting in the Haight

A 25-year-old man died earlier this week, weeks after being shot in San Francisco, city police said. 

Educator killed in car crash outside the San Francisco school he worked at

Family and friends of a beloved educator at a San Francisco elementary school said they are in disbelief that the 30-year-old was struck and killed by a driver.

San Francisco Archdiocese not requiring students 5 and older to get COVID vaccine

The Archdiocese of San Francisco sent a letter this week stating they will not require students ages five and older to be vaccinated against COVID-19 at its parochial schools. 

Golden Gate Bridge rally against vaccine mandates
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Protesters gathered at the Golden Gate Bridge to denounce COVID vaccine mandates for San Francisco city workers. The protesters argued that too many people were being forced to choose between their jobs and their personal freedom to control their own health.

SFUSD educator fatally struck by car outside school where he worked

Zieman was a paraeducator with the San Francisco Unified School District and reportedly worked at Sherman Elementary School, located at the corner of where the fatal collision occurred.

'I've never been so afraid:' Haight-Ashbury on edge amid recent surge in violence

A virtual town hall addressed the recent surge in violent crime in Haight-Ashbury that has left residents fearful. Some say they feel on edge every time they leave their homes.

San Francisco mayor supports school board members' recall, undecided on Chesa Boudin

Mayor London Breed supports recalling 3 school board members, but is undecided on whether Chesa Boudin should remain the district attorney. Voters in San Francisco now have two upcoming recall elections.

San Francisco could formally apologize to Chinese community

San Francisco could become the 4th in the state to formally apologize to Chinese residents for laws that discriminated against their community since 1850.

Effort to recall San Francisco DA Chesa Boudin gets certified for ballot

The petition to remove San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin from office has secured enough verified signatures to hold a recall election.

Santana family mural unveiled in San Francisco

The ceremony at the 24th and Mission BART station paid tribute to Carlos Santana, his parents, and his younger brother, Jorge, who died of natural causes at age 68, last year.