San Francisco

San Francisco is preparing to suspend city employees with the police, fire and sheriff's departments who refuse to disclose their COVID-19 vaccination status. 

Beginning Friday, San Francisco will become the only city in the U.S. to restrict indoor dining to those who provide proof of vaccination against COVID.

The Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Music Festival will be held virtually for the second year in a row due to a recent surge of COVID cases.

San Francisco officials on Thursday announced Carla Short has been appointed to lead the city's Department of Public Works as interim director.

A roofing truck on fire stopped all lanes of traffic during the rush-hour morning commute on the westbound side of the Bay Bridge span and the nightmare continued on through the afternoon.

San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin filed a civil lawsuit Wednesday against three "ghost gun" manufacturers, a ground-breaking move targeting unregulated weapons.

A $1.6 million settlement was granted to 22 workers at a restaurant in San Francisco's Chinatown after the California Labor Commissioner's Office reached an agreement with the restaurant's owners over wage theft allegations.

The California Highway Patrol has closed all southbound lanes of I-280 at Cesar Chavez Street and all on-ramps from downtown San Francisco as they investigate a possible freeway shooting, CHP San Francisco tells KTVU.

The National Park Service, which owns the Cliff House, is looking for a new restaurant to move in.

Humaira Ghilzai of San Francisco spent the morning "on the phone with Kabul," specifically with the director of a girl's school in Afghanistan to see how dire the situation is there because of the Taliban takeover.

Some of the most exceptional teachers are the ones who leave an impression long after their students depart from their classroom. And for retired San Francisco high school teacher Michael Roman, the impact he left on his students has been demonstrated to him in an extraordinary way during a time of need. 

The judge said the claims by Alison Collins, who was vice president of the San Francisco school board, had no merit and there was no need to argue the case in court

San Francisco public school students returned to classrooms on Monday despite the recent surge with the delta variant.

San Francisco is ramping up the public's ability to get a COVID-19 test in response to a rise in cases from the delta variant. 

An alleged vandal who rode a scooter and used a slingshot to deface 20-primarily Chinese-owned businesses will face hate crime charges, the San Francisco district attorney announced Monday. 

Activist group, Higher Education Action Team, is demanding for a vaccine mandate for all students and staff and proof that the school is following CDC guidelines on building ventilation at City College of San Francisco.