Three dead whales found in San Francisco Bay area in a week

Three gray whales have been found dead in and around the San Francisco Bay in the past week. It’s raising concern among marine scientists who said that number is alarming.

Pelosi joins SF health officials to tout Biden’s American Rescue Plan

Health leaders say a steady vaccine supply will help enable 80% of San Franciscans to be vaccinated by mid-May, but the rescue plan's funding goes beyond COVID.

Vote to expand San Francisco's Slow Streets Program delayed

As San Francisco locked down in 2020, it opened up Slow Streets throughout the city. More than two dozen streets closed down to through traffic to help create areas where neighbors could walk, bike and exercise.

San Francisco school board to vote on renaming 44 schools

The San Francisco Unified District school board on Tuesday will vote on a decision regarding the name of 44 schools said to be linked to racism, sexism, or other injustices.

SF Sunday Streets' large format returns this fall, announces smaller Rise Together programs

Sunday Streets returns to San Francisco in October, city officials announced on Monday. But there’s plenty of city sanctioned opportunity to safely enjoy the outdoors in the meantime. 

SFUSD Superintendent Vincent Matthews delays retirement

Dr. Vincent Matthews planned to retire from the San Francisco Unified School District on June 30, but he said the Board of Education asked him to put that on hold. 

San Francisco martial arts demonstration aims to take a stand against Asian hate

Over the last several weeks, there have been all kinds of rallies and marches denouncing Asian hate, but this event had a twist, and some punches, and kicks. Martial artists from nine different schools, representing various disciplines performed combat drills and gave demonstrations outside San Francisco City Hall.

Experts unable to confirm cause of death for gray whale that washed ashore at Crissy Field

Officials with the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito said Friday they're unable to confirm the cause of death for a gray whale that washed ashore San Francisco's Crissy Field earlier this week.

Student admits to hanging noose on University of San Francisco campus

A student at University of San Francisco has been kicked out of student housing and faces further disciplinary action pending an investigation after admitting to hanging a noose on campus.  

San Francisco poised to vaccinate 1,000 seniors in Chinatown

The two day-event, set for Friday and April 9 at the Ping Yuen housing complex in San Francisco, aims to reach Chinatown seniors and is part of a larger effort to increase vaccination rates for communities disproportionately impacted by COVID-19.

Family visiting San Francisco chases car burglars, two injured

Surveillance video shows a family of tourists chasing after a car and the suspects who broke into their rental car and stole some of their belongings near San Francisco's famous Tilted Steps in the Inner Sunset neighborhood.

SF Giants will welcome back fans as long as they prove they don't have COVID

Under the public health order issued by the San Francisco Department, the Giants can operate the ballpark at up to 22% capacity with special testing and vaccination requirements for entry to the park beginning on April 9.

1 on 1 with SF Giants CEO Larry Baer on Opening Day
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KTVU's Mike Mibach spoke with San Francisco Giants CEO Larry Baer about today's plans for Opening Day.

Collins sues SF school district and fellow board commissioners

An embattled San Francisco school board commissioner is suing the school district after fellow commissioners of the board voted to remove her from a leadership position through a vote of no confidence last week.