Millennium Tower pile installation paused after building sinks another inch

The construction work that's underway to stop San Francisco's Millennium Tower from sinking further has reportedly been halted after the building unexpectedly sunk more in recent weeks.

Millennium tower sinks one inch within one week
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The pile driving being done to stabilize the building will keep the building safe for the next four weeks.

San Francisco police pick-up truck set on fire in Tenderloin District

A San Francisco police department pick-up truck caught fire in the Tenderloin Wednesday evening, sending toxic smoke into a nearby apartment building.

Stern Grove Festival's final concert canceled due to water main break

The final Stern Grove Festival concert of the year has been canceled after a water main break flooded the concert venue and surrounding park. The damage is extensive. Not only is the Big Picnic Concert called off, the park itself is closed until further notice.

San Francisco announces creation of country's first Transgender History Month

San Francisco Mayor London Breed on Tuesday announced the creation of the country's first Transgender History Month throughout the month of August.

Breed announces country's first Transgender History Month
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The proclamation signing at San Francisco City Hall celebrates the historical and cultural milestones, marking the 55th anniversary of the Compton's Cafeteria Riots.

San Francisco schools to spend $2.9 million on classroom air purifiers

With more than 50,000 students, a pandemic and wildfires burning throughout the state, San Francisco's school board is poised to vote on purchasing as many as 3,700 air purifiers to distribute to classrooms throughout the city.

Assemblymember Ting secures $5 million from state for SF Japantown mall

Assemblymember Phil Ting's office announced $5 million in state funding to help revitalize the historic Buchanan Mall in San Francisco's Japantown.

Cuomo grants clemency to father of San Francisco DA Chesa Boudin

Outgoing New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Monday granted clemency to four people, including the father of San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin.

Full FDA approval triggers deadline for SF workers to get vaccinated or lose their job

With the Pfizer vaccine receiving its full Food and Drug Administration approval, the clock is now ticking for city workers in San Francisco to get vaccinated or lose their jobs. 

SFO reopens longest runway after four month closure
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The longest runway at San Francisco International Airport is back open after a four-month closure for a repaving project on runway 28R.

Gig workers react to Prop 22 ruling, as rideshare companies gear up for legal fight

Rideshare drivers say they're unsure if they stand to earn any benefits, as the Bay Area's biggest rideshare companies prepare for a legal battle to appeal the Alameda County Superior Court's ruling that Proposition 22 is unconstitutional.

San Francisco resident found dead in Death Valley National Park

A 60-year-old San Francisco man who had been hiking in Death Valley National Park was found dead on a trail by rangers Wednesday, park and law enforcement officials said.

Chase Center to require proof of vaccination to attend games, events

The Chase Center, home of the Golden State Warriors, is requiring everyone attending games, concerts or other events to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test in order to gain entry.

Patrons mostly support San Francisco proof of vaccine mandate

Starting Friday, people going into  restaurants, bars and other businesses in San Francisco are required to show proof of vaccination.

Bay Area drivers say traffic ticket lawyer took money, skipped court

Several Bay Area drivers say attorney Robert Amparan and his law firm, California Traffic Defenders, charged flat fees to take care of traffic tickets but never showed up to represent the clients in court, costing them even more money.

Cantonese reigns in Bay Area, but at Stanford, City College, language is imperiled

Amid an increase in anti-Asian, anti-Chinese violence in the San Francisco Bay Area, students and alumni of CCSF and Stanford are fighting hard for a permanent Cantonese program.

Only the fully vaccinated can enter indoor San Francisco venues

The mandate that went into effect on midnight makes San Francisco the only city in the country to allow fully vaccinated people inside restaurants, bars, clubs, gyms, and venues.