San Francisco's cable cars out of service due to power outage

Cable car lines in San Francisco are down Thursday and are expected to remain out of service for the remainder of the night. 

Remote work leading workers to relocate, tax revenue to fall, SF's chief economist says

Technology companies and workers aren't leaving the Bay Area, but they are moving within it, according to data presented Wednesday in a San Francisco Board of Supervisors committee hearing.

Young couple ties the knot in San Francisco; groom only has weeks to live
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Sergio Soto and his finance Isabella Cristobal exchanged wedding vows Tuesday in San Francisco. Doctors at UCSF say Soto's leukemia means he only has weeks left to live.

Remembering 9/11 hero Betty Ong, a San Francisco Chinatown native

San Francisco native Betty Ong was a flight attendant on the first plane that crashed into the World Trade Center on September 11th 20 years ago. She's remembered for her heroism that day, but her brother talks about their family's loss.

San Francisco educators face COVID vaccination requirement deadlines as district struggles with costs

Tuesday is the deadline for San Francisco's educators to disclose their vaccination status or undergo regular COVID-19 testing. San Francisco joins districts around the Bay Area requiring testing, but now there's growing concern about where to find tests and how to pay for them.

Day laborers go door to door, urging others to get COVID vaccination

On this Labor Dy, dozens of day laborers fanned out across Sn Francisco's Excelsior District urging people to get the COVID vaccination.

Tearful celebration: 5-year-old cancer patient can't let go of hospital worker as she hugs her in gratitude

It was a moving demonstration of gratitude that drew tears and cheers. Video of a little girl, who finished her cancer treatment has gone viral, as she’s seen hugging and re-hugging and holding on tightly to a woman who helped elevate the child’s spirits during years of treatment for leukemia. 

Lightning possibly caused death of family hiking near Yosemite

Authorities are now looking into whether lightning strikes caused the death of a San Francisco family hiking near Yosemite. Exposure to mining chemicals along the trail as well as gun or other weapon use have all been ruled out.

San Francisco ballpark concession workers vote to strike

If you’re heading to a San Francisco Giants game soon you might have to bring your own food. Concessions workers voted to authorize a strike, which could happen at any time.

New exhibit aims to showcase colorful history of lowrider culture in San Francisco

A free art exhibit opening on Tuesday in San Francisco's Mission District aims to highlight the history of lowrider vehicles -- a celebrated form of expression for Latinos in the U.S.

San Francisco concessions workers vote to strike as COVID safety negotiations stall

Concessions workers at Oracle Park in San Francisco voted to strike Saturday afternoon after negotiations for COVID-19 safety, heath care and hazard payments stalled.

San Francisco 911 system restored after nearly 2-hour disruption

San Francisco's 911 system is back online after a service disruption Friday morning forced dispatchers to use pen, paper and radios instead of automated computer systems to handle calls.

San Francisco's 9-1-1 call center suffers 2-hour disruption
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Friday morning's disruption impacted City networks including public safety and citywide administrative systems. The cause was determined to be a problem with a circuit breaker isolated within the Department of Emergency Management?s facility on the 1000 block of Turk Street, the City and County of San Francisco's Emergency Operations Center said in a statement Friday evening.