Despite weather delays, Moscone Center plans to reopen for vaccines

The Moscone Center plans to resume vaccine appointments on Thursday at 11 a.m, then continue its normal daily hours starting Friday, with appointments beginning at 8 a.m. The center originally planned to resume appointments Monday, after shutting down a week prior, but pushed the reopening a few days due to winter weather delaying vaccine shipments.

139-year-old San Francisco home rolls to new address

A 139-year-old Victorian house in San Francisco was loaded onto giant dollies and moved Sunday to a new location six blocks away.

Jake McGee guaranteed $5 million in 2-year deal with SF Giants

Jake McGee is guaranteed $5 million in his two-year contract with the San Francisco Giants and could earn $10.5 million over three seasons, including performance bonuses.

Online scam targets San Francisco dog rescue

A dog rescue group in San Francisco is warning people about an online scam targeting people looking to adopt a pet.

City Attorney issues ultimatum in heated battle to reopen SF schools

San Francisco's city attorney has issued an ultimatum to the school district, saying the tentative agreement with terms the district has with the teachers union won't be enough to stop a lawsuit.

San Francisco offering free bus service to vaccine appointments

In an effort to make getting the vaccine more convenient, starting on Tuesday residents traveling to a vaccine appointment can hop a San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency bus.

San Francisco parents hold another day of Zoom-in protests

Most private and parochial schools in San Francisco have re-opened for in-person learning, but the San Francisco Unified School District says they're not quite there yet, but are hopeful schools will offer hybrid in-person learning soon. 

Japanese-Americans in solidarity with Black community as they remember internment camps

Friday marks a dark day in American history. It will be 79 years since President Franklin D. Roosevelt ordered Japanese Americans into internment camps during World War II.

SFPD ask for help in locating missing 14-year-old girl

San Francisco police are asking the public's help in locating a 14-year-old girl who went missing earlier this week. 

Winter storms across U.S. delay COVID vaccine shipments to the Bay Area

The San Francisco COVID Command Center confirmed that vaccine deliveries are running behind due to winter storms hammering parts of the U.S.

'I have been in law enforcement for 25 years. I have been a Black woman my whole life'

Tanzanika Carter is the San Francisco Sheriff’s Office's new Assistant Sheriff, the third-highest ranked position in a 171-year-old department steeped in tradition. She says it's important that leadership in law enforcement look like her.

Frustrated families stage 'Zoom-in' outside San Francisco schools

So instead of doing Zoom class at home, a group of kids and their parents are taking their laptops to school anyway and will do their online class in front of locked school sites or in nearby parks.

Feng Shui Master Y.C. Sun and his predictions for the lunar new year

The celebration of the new year means many traditions and celebrations. For those who like to follow the zodiac signs, Feng Shui Master Y.C. Sun likes to provide what he calls a road map for the new year.

Where to find ox sculptures in the Bay Area to ring in the Chinese New Year

For the first time in parade history, the Chinese Chamber of Commerce will have its float on public display. During the weekends of Feb. 13-14 and Feb. 20-21, people can go to Pier 27, Cruise Terminal Plaza to see the float up-close, for free, between the hours of noon and 8 p.m.