2 killed in early morning San Francisco shootings, police investigating

San Francisco police are investigating two deadly shootings that occurred four hours apart early Saturday morning, claiming the lives of two people.

Suspected getaway driver in hit-and-run robbery attack on UPS driver arrested in San Francisco

San Francisco State University Police Department assisted SFPD in making an arrest on a case from earlier this month, where a UPS driver was attacked at Gough and Market streets. 

Chinatown stabbings leave 36-year-old man with life-threatening injuries

A 36-year-old man suffered life-threatening injuries in a stabbing early Friday morning in San Francisco's Chinatown neighborhood, police said.

San Francisco advertising exec pleads guilty to fraud charges

The chief operating officer of a San Francisco advertising firm pleaded guilty in federal court Wednesday to wire fraud, bank fraud and securities fraud.

Bay Area sculptor marks Juneteenth with new work

The Bay Area and the nation are preparing to mark the end of slavery in America with Juneteenth this weekend.  

Holy reptile! A San Francisco airport property is crawling with about 1,300 snakes

A study commissioned by the U.S Geological Survey and the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service found that the San Francisco International Airport has the largest, most stable population of an endangered species, the San Francisco garter snake.

San Francisco seeks to protect renters' amenities under new proposal

The proposed ordinance would require landlords to provide a just cause for removing existing amenities, effectively extending the same legal remedies that apply in cases of wrongful evictions to cases of an illegal removal of housing services.

Thousands overcharged driving across the Golden Gate Bridge

In the past two months, 32,000 drivers were overcharged by at least triple the correct amount, because of a glitch in one of the toll lane sensors.

San Francisco's Musée Mécanique ready to reopen after 15-month pandemic closure

In San Francisco, the Musee Mecanique at Pier 45 will open Tuesday for the first time, exactly 15 months after it was forced to shut down due to the pandemic.

San Francisco's Summer Together program aims to get students back on track

It's mid-June but for some students in San Francisco, today is the first day back to school. KTVU toured one of the city's summer together programs, the mayor says is aimed at getting students back on track after a rough year.

Activists marching against climate change cross Golden Gate Bridge

On the Golden Gate Bridge, Monday marchers were letting their feet do the talking in a campaign to combat climate change.

Police investigating Tenderloin shooting that left 3 injured early Sunday

An armed assailant allegedly shot into a group of people at the corner, striking three men. The gunman then ran from the scene, police said.

Stockton woman reunited with Yorkshire terrier stolen in San Francisco

The reunion comes less than 72 hours after Leo was stolen from her white Lexus near Fisherman’s Wharf. Jacqueline and her husband were in San Francisco celebrating their 12th wedding anniversary.

First-ever Pride Night at Oracle Park well received by Bay Area residents

Friday marked a first at Oracle Park in San Francisco as the first of two movie nights kicked off, bringing people together for fun and entertainment while celebrating Pride month.