San Francisco police arrest nearly 150 during anti-ICE demonstrations
San Francisco police said they arrested nearly 150 people on Sunday night during protests in support of anti-ICE demonstrations down south in Los Angeles that were marred by vandalized buildings, damaged cars and Muni buses, and officers suffering injuries.
2 rescued from San Francisco cliff after dropping phones
Two people had to be rescued after accidentally dropping their phones down a cliffside in San Francisco Saturday afternoon, officials said.
Oakland native Kehlani no longer headlining SoSF Pride festival
R&B singer Kehlani is no longer performing at a Pride music festival in San Francisco.
Fast-moving fire damages 5 homes, and displaces dozens in SF's Richmond District
Nearly three dozen people in San Francisco are looking for new places to stay after a four-alarm fire broke out early Friday morning, damaging five homes.
30th annual Pink Triangle returns for San Francisco Pride
The iconic pink triangle has returned to Twin Peaks for its 30th year, installed by more than 800 volunteers. Once a symbol of persecution, it now stands as a powerful message of pride, resilience, and unity.
Man charged in hit-and-run that seriously injured 5-year-old girl on bike
The San Francisco District Attorney's Office announced Friday that a man has been charged in connection with a hit-and-run that seriously injured a 5-year-old girl riding her bike with her mother last month.
4-alarm fire races through San Francisco row house, displacing dozens
A 4-alarm fire sparked at a row house in San Francisco's Richmond district early Friday, sending people fleeing from their homes and requiring 130 firefighters to respond to the scene.
San Francisco Mayor Lurie open to eliminating free parking in Golden Gate Park
Mayor Daniel Lurie said on Thursday he is open to eliminating free parking on roads in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park in order to bring more revenue to the city to balance the budget.
ICE strikes again: allegedly arrests 15 people, including children, in SF
At least 15 people, including a child as young as three, were reportedly arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in San Francisco on Wednesday, according to a statement from SF Supervisor Jackie Fielder.
San Francisco DA files charges connected to thousands of dollars in theft from Target
The San Francisco District Attorney's office on Friday announced that it had filed charges in connection to a burglary and attempted grand theft at a Mission Street business dating back to October 2024.
'Bring Miguel home' rally calls for return of Livermore father arrested by ICE
A large crowd gathered in downtown Livermore Wednesday night to voice support for Miguel Lopez. The father of three is being held by ICE following his detention at an immigration hearing in San Francisco.
Fire in unoccupied San Francisco business most likely electrical, fire department says
A fire in an unoccupied business space on Divisadero Street on Wednesday was likely electrical in nature, a spokesperson for the San Francisco Fire Department said.