San Francisco and San Leandro schools reopen, but to different degrees
At Bret Harte Elementary School in San Francisco Monday morning there was a sight no one had seen in more than a year: students coming to school again.
At Bret Harte Elementary School in San Francisco Monday morning there was a sight no one had seen in more than a year: students coming to school again.
Giving Day: Arab Resource and Organizing Center
As part of KTVU's celebration of Arab American Heritage Month, we highlight the work of the Arab Resource and Organizing Center, which is based in San Francisco.
As part of KTVU's celebration of Arab American Heritage Month, we highlight the work of the Arab Resource and Organizing Center, which is based in San Francisco.
Family of peregrine chicks hatched atop PG&E headquarters in San Francisco
A family of peregrine chicks began hatching last week in a nest atop PG&E headquarters in downtown San Francisco in what has become an annual spring rite.
A family of peregrine chicks began hatching last week in a nest atop PG&E headquarters in downtown San Francisco in what has become an annual spring rite.
Asian man, 53, stabbed multiple times during San Francisco robbery: police
A 53-year-old Asian man was stabbed multiple times during a robbery late Saturday night on Exeter Street in San Francisco, police said.
A 53-year-old Asian man was stabbed multiple times during a robbery late Saturday night on Exeter Street in San Francisco, police said.
San Francisco Unified prepares to welcome back first wave of students
The San Francisco Unified School District will welcome some of its youngest students back to the classroom Monday. It's welcomed news for some parents who have dealt with more than a year of distanced learning.
The San Francisco Unified School District will welcome some of its youngest students back to the classroom Monday. It's welcomed news for some parents who have dealt with more than a year of distanced learning.
Warriors President Rick Welts announces retirement after nearly five decades in the NBA
Golden State Warriors President and COO Rick Welts will step away from his role with the organization at the end of the 2020-21 season, the team announced Thursday.
Golden State Warriors President and COO Rick Welts will step away from his role with the organization at the end of the 2020-21 season, the team announced Thursday.
Some San Francisco schools reopen tomorrow
KTVU's James Torrez reports on what the schools are doing to keep kids safe as they return to classroom learning.
KTVU's James Torrez reports on what the schools are doing to keep kids safe as they return to classroom learning.
San Francisco drop-in sites run out of vaccines after zip code eligibility expansion
Two drop in locations, at SF General and the Southeast Health Center, offered vaccinations exclusively to some of the city's least equitable areas. Both sites ran out of doses almost immediately.
Two drop in locations, at SF General and the Southeast Health Center, offered vaccinations exclusively to some of the city's least equitable areas. Both sites ran out of doses almost immediately.
San Francisco Supervisors to vote on ordinance ensuring high-rise owners comply with ventilation standards
San Francisco's Board of Supervisors is set to vote on an emergency ordinance on Tuesday that would require owners of high-rise buildings with large office spaces to comply with local ventilation regulations.
San Francisco's Board of Supervisors is set to vote on an emergency ordinance on Tuesday that would require owners of high-rise buildings with large office spaces to comply with local ventilation regulations.
San Francisco expands vaccine eligibility to ages 16 and older in priority ZIP codes
San Francisco on Friday expanded COVID vaccine eligibility to residents ages 16 and older as long as they live in one of eight priority ZIP codes.
San Francisco on Friday expanded COVID vaccine eligibility to residents ages 16 and older as long as they live in one of eight priority ZIP codes.
Pfizer vaccines for teens 12 and older expected by summer, Stanford to begin trials on kids 5 and younger
As vaccine eligibility expands to Californians 16 years and older by April 15, on Friday Pfizer jumpstarted the process for even younger teens to soon be eligible too, requesting emergency use authorization by the United States Food and Drug Administration to vaccinate this age group.
As vaccine eligibility expands to Californians 16 years and older by April 15, on Friday Pfizer jumpstarted the process for even younger teens to soon be eligible too, requesting emergency use authorization by the United States Food and Drug Administration to vaccinate this age group.
San Francisco Unified schools eager to reopen for in-person learning
Elementary school students will be back in class on Monday and ahead of the big day, Superintendent Vincent Matthews provided insight on what that return to class will look like.
Elementary school students will be back in class on Monday and ahead of the big day, Superintendent Vincent Matthews provided insight on what that return to class will look like.
San Francisco Giants set to host Colorado Rockies for home opener
Dignity Health-GoHealth Urgent Care has teamed up with the San Francisco Giants to offer COVID-19 testing as they welcome fans back to Oracle Park beginning with the home opener on April 9.
Dignity Health-GoHealth Urgent Care has teamed up with the San Francisco Giants to offer COVID-19 testing as they welcome fans back to Oracle Park beginning with the home opener on April 9.
San Francisco origami artist shows the power of paper to combat anti-Asian hate
In Japan, there's a tradition that you fold origami cranes to make a wish, but this artist found a new way to show the power of paper.
In Japan, there's a tradition that you fold origami cranes to make a wish, but this artist found a new way to show the power of paper.
Sheriff's office, police respond to bomb threat at San Francisco City Hall
The San Francisco Sheriff's Department's City Hall security unit received a call from emergency dispatch reporting a caller who claimed a bomb had been placed in the mayor's office Wednesday afternoon.
The San Francisco Sheriff's Department's City Hall security unit received a call from emergency dispatch reporting a caller who claimed a bomb had been placed in the mayor's office Wednesday afternoon.
Bay Area mobilizes against crimes targeting AAPI community, reward fund created
It was a day of action on both sides of the Bay, mobilizing against crimes targeting Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.
It was a day of action on both sides of the Bay, mobilizing against crimes targeting Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.
SF Public Defender says client’s actions weren’t race based, shares revealing video
New details emerged Thursday in the high-profile case of an elderly Asian woman and man who were the victims of assault at San Francisco’s UN Plaza last month.
New details emerged Thursday in the high-profile case of an elderly Asian woman and man who were the victims of assault at San Francisco’s UN Plaza last month.
SFPD releases updated sketch of toddler Arianna Fitts 5 years after her disappearance
On Thursday, police released a rendering by a forensic sketch artist showing what Arianna may look like now at 7 years old.
On Thursday, police released a rendering by a forensic sketch artist showing what Arianna may look like now at 7 years old.
Screams heard on video as Asian woman robbed in San Francisco's Portola neighborhood
San Francisco police are investigating yet another street robbery of an Asian woman. She was coming home from the grocery store when a man knocked her down to the ground and grabbed her purse.
San Francisco police are investigating yet another street robbery of an Asian woman. She was coming home from the grocery store when a man knocked her down to the ground and grabbed her purse.
San Francisco Opera to launch 'The Barber of Seville' for drive-in audiences
Beginning April 23, San Francisco Opera will present The Barber of Seville for drive-in audiences. Eleven performances are scheduled for the Marin County fairgrounds in San Rafael.
Beginning April 23, San Francisco Opera will present The Barber of Seville for drive-in audiences. Eleven performances are scheduled for the Marin County fairgrounds in San Rafael.