Weekend sideshows erupt in San Francisco, Oakland

San Francisco and Oakland police were busy over the weekend, trying to crack down on illegal sideshows.

Giants playoff clinch gives businesses hope for postseason economic lift

The San Francisco Giants won the NL West on the season’s final day, beating the San Diego Padres 11-4. Not only are fans celebrating, but so are business owners. 

PG&E to shutoff beloved Falcon Cam after 15 years on air

Fifteen years after the cameras started rolling, PG&E will stop streaming its 24/7 Falcon Cam on Oct. 15 after selling its San Francisco headquarters.  

Mother of 22-year-old man killed in SF's Oceanview 5 years ago desperate for answers

A 22-year-old man was shot and killed in San Francisco's Oceanview neighborhood almost five years ago. San Francisco police investigators believe there are many people involved in his death, but the trail has gone cold.

California's eviction ban has ended, here's what to know

Tenants with unpaid rent can still stay in their homes and avoid eviction, but only if they have applied for emergency rental assistance.

Fleet Week is back and better in San Francisco after pandemic absence

Fleet Week is set to come roaring back into San Francisco Monday. City officials said preparations are underway for the return of the in-person event, which organizers say is the only one in the country this year.

Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival returns virtually this weekend

The 21st Hardly Strictly Bluegrass music festival -- the popular three-day San Francisco festival celebrating bluegrass music -- is making a virtual comeback this weekend.

Late-night fire consumes portion of San Francisco's Sue Bierman Park

San Francisco police and SF Fire Department are investigating a fire that burned playground equipment at Sue Bierman Park late Thursday night. 

Alaska Airlines debuts new San Francisco Giants-themed livery

Just ahead of the MLB playoffs, Alaska Airlines debuted its new Giants-themed livery Wednesday at San Francisco International Airport.

Immigrant rights activists block morning traffic on Golden Gate Bridge

Immigrant rights activists blocked morning traffic on the Golden Gate Bridge demanding that U.S. Democrats fight for the citizenship of all immigrant families.

San Francisco sheriff's deputy pleads not guilty to drunken rampage, agrees to alcohol monitoring

Dominic Barsetti has been placed on administrative leave. In court, the judge ordered him to surrender his firearms and to not consume any alcohol. He allegedly groped an 18-year-old woman and threatened to shoot people at a potluck.

City attorney Dennis Herrera 'thrilled' to leave office to Assemblymember David Chiu

San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced Wednesday she has appointed Assemblymember David Chiu, D-San Francisco, to replace outgoing City Attorney Dennis Herrera.

Leaders of concession workers' union call off SF Giants ballpark strike

Concession workers at Oracle Park are not expected to strike, now that union leaders have reached an agreement with the food service contractor for the San Francisco Giants.