Baker Beach attracts crowds escaping Memorial Day sizzle
Baker Beach in San Francisco attracted a huge crowd of revelers who were looking from relief from Memorial Day heat around the Bay Area.
Baker Beach in San Francisco attracted a huge crowd of revelers who were looking from relief from Memorial Day heat around the Bay Area.
Surveillance video captures man attacking Asian San Francisco police officer
Surveillance video shows a man attacking an Asian San Francisco police officer after she tried to detain him near Portsmouth Square.
Surveillance video shows a man attacking an Asian San Francisco police officer after she tried to detain him near Portsmouth Square.
Grieving from recent gun violence, community members in San Francisco write kind messages in chalk
People in San Francisco call for community healing and gun control by using chalk.
People in San Francisco call for community healing and gun control by using chalk.
Pink triangle to light up San Francisco's Twin Peaks in honor of Pride
A giant pink triangle will illuminate the top of San Francisco's Twin Peaks for the entire month of Pride, starting on Tuesday.
A giant pink triangle will illuminate the top of San Francisco's Twin Peaks for the entire month of Pride, starting on Tuesday.
On the road and in the skies, Memorial Day Weekend brings major boost in travel
After more than a year cooped up at home and laying low, on Friday thousands of Bay Area residents, a good portion vaccinated and vacation-ready, took to the skies.
After more than a year cooped up at home and laying low, on Friday thousands of Bay Area residents, a good portion vaccinated and vacation-ready, took to the skies.
Woman facing hate-crime charges in assault on 2 Asian-American SF hospital workers
Two Asian-American staff members at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital were assaulted Monday in a racially-motivated attack, hospital officials said.
Two Asian-American staff members at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital were assaulted Monday in a racially-motivated attack, hospital officials said.
Two San Francisco city contractors plead guilty to conspiracy charges in Mohammed Nuru case
Two contractors on Thursday pleaded guilty to charge of conspiracy to bribe a San Francisco City Hall official, Acting U.S. Attorney Stephanie Hinds announced Thursday.
Two contractors on Thursday pleaded guilty to charge of conspiracy to bribe a San Francisco City Hall official, Acting U.S. Attorney Stephanie Hinds announced Thursday.
The untold story of a Chinese cemetery in San Francisco
The Chinese community and historians say Lincoln Park Golf Course in the Richmond district is sacred ground. It was a cemetery where many immigrants and the indigent were buried.
The Chinese community and historians say Lincoln Park Golf Course in the Richmond district is sacred ground. It was a cemetery where many immigrants and the indigent were buried.
San Francisco DA charges 2 ex-Alameda County sheriff's deputies for alley beating
The San Francisco District Attorney on Thursday announced the refiling of charges against two former Alameda County Sheriff’s deputies for the 2015 beating of robbery suspect Stanislov Petrov, which was captured on surveillance video from an alleyway.
The San Francisco District Attorney on Thursday announced the refiling of charges against two former Alameda County Sheriff’s deputies for the 2015 beating of robbery suspect Stanislov Petrov, which was captured on surveillance video from an alleyway.
Ruptured gas line prompts shelter in place order in San Francisco
The San Francisco Fire Department is asking residents near the 1900 block of Baker Street to shelter in place as crews work to cap a ruptured gas line.
The San Francisco Fire Department is asking residents near the 1900 block of Baker Street to shelter in place as crews work to cap a ruptured gas line.
Health officials ponder revising summer camp COVID-19 safety guidelines
The season of summer camps is just weeks away and health officials are considering whether to issue revised COVID-19 safety guidelines for children. Parents will need to be aware that policies could change through the summer.
The season of summer camps is just weeks away and health officials are considering whether to issue revised COVID-19 safety guidelines for children. Parents will need to be aware that policies could change through the summer.
Litter of coyote pups living in Golden Gate Park
The San Francisco Parks and Recreation Department says seven pups are living in a coyote den in an isolated part of the city's botanical garden.
The San Francisco Parks and Recreation Department says seven pups are living in a coyote den in an isolated part of the city's botanical garden.
State officials withhold funds from SFUSD for noncompliance; full return to in-person learning Aug. 16
San Francisco Unified School District on Tuesday announced the return to full-time, in-person learning for all of the district's students will be August 16. State officials are also withholding $12 million in funding from the district.
San Francisco Unified School District on Tuesday announced the return to full-time, in-person learning for all of the district's students will be August 16. State officials are also withholding $12 million in funding from the district.
San Francisco supervisors approve free Muni pilot program, but it's not a done deal
San Francisco supervisors voted 7 - 4 to make the San Francisco Municipal Railway free from July 1 to September 1.
San Francisco supervisors voted 7 - 4 to make the San Francisco Municipal Railway free from July 1 to September 1.
San Francisco unveils $9.5M revitalization plan, hopes for tourism to rebound
San Francisco's mayor unveiled a new plan aimed at revitalizing Union Square, with the aim of bringing visitors back to the city.
San Francisco's mayor unveiled a new plan aimed at revitalizing Union Square, with the aim of bringing visitors back to the city.
Here's how to apply for San Francisco's rental relief fund
On Friday, the city's new emergency rental assistance program will start accepting applications, according to an announcement from Mayor London Breed's office.
On Friday, the city's new emergency rental assistance program will start accepting applications, according to an announcement from Mayor London Breed's office.
SFUSD accused of exploiting loophole to receive reopening funds without reopening
With $12-million in school funding on the line, a group of state legislators is calling out the San Francisco Unified School District. They say the district took advantage of reopening dollars, without actually reopening in-person learning to enough students.
With $12-million in school funding on the line, a group of state legislators is calling out the San Francisco Unified School District. They say the district took advantage of reopening dollars, without actually reopening in-person learning to enough students.
PG&E to sell San Francisco headquarters for $800 million
Pacific, Gas and Electric Co. announced on Monday that it intends to sell its San Francisco headquarters for $800 million before the company sets up in Oakland.
Pacific, Gas and Electric Co. announced on Monday that it intends to sell its San Francisco headquarters for $800 million before the company sets up in Oakland.
Fentanyl fuels alarming rise in San Francisco's accidental drug overdoses
San Francisco's rate of accidental drug overdoses, hospitalizations, and deaths is outpacing the city's expanding teams of crisis intervention specialists.
San Francisco's rate of accidental drug overdoses, hospitalizations, and deaths is outpacing the city's expanding teams of crisis intervention specialists.
San Francisco police investigating SOMA district shooting that killed 25-year-old man
Police are investigating after a 25-year-old man died in a shooting late Saturday in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood.
Police are investigating after a 25-year-old man died in a shooting late Saturday in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood.