San Francisco didn’t run out of the COVID vaccine after all

San Francisco's plan to vaccinate all residents against COVID-19 by the end of June is ambitious. Despite concerns vaccine doses would run out this week, some additional support came through.

Curry, Warriors honor VP Kamala Harris in win over Spurs

Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors brought it on both ends in their most complete game yet for new Vice President Kamala Harris, honoring her Oakland roots.

Mike Sadek, former Giants catcher, dies at 74 after illness

Mike Sadek, a popular backup catcher who played all eight of his major league seasons with the San Francisco Giants, has died. He was 74.

San Francisco Department of Public Health's goal is to vaccinate all residents by June 2021

San Francisco Department of Public Health says their goal is to vaccinate every resident for the novel coronavirus by June 30, 2021. The news came Wednesday during a special hearing called by a city supervisor. 

Elderly man hit with laptop suffers life-threatening injury in SF family dispute

An elderly man, who was struck with a laptop computer Tuesday at a Richmond District home in San Francisco, suffered life-threatening injury, police say. 

San Francisco's health department could soon run out of vaccine doses

Mayor London Breed said so far the city has only received a total of 102,825 doses for both the first and second shots. But that will not cover the approximately 210,000 people in the city's highest priority group which includes frontline workers and people 65 and older. 

Felony homicide arrest made following chaotic Bay Bridge biker crash

A Stockton man was arrested for felony homicide and being an accessory in the Bay Bridge wrong-way chaos after his passenger was run over while the two allegedly fled police, CHP said Tuesday.

New $41M kitchen allows Meals on Wheels to triple capacity

Despite a near 300% spike in demand due to COVID-19, this strong nonprofit is still keeping San Francisco seniors healthy even in the midst of a pandemic.

Dirt bike passenger who died in chaotic Bay Bridge crash ID'd

It's unclear why the bikers were creating havoc on the bridge. It wasn't immediately clear if anyone was arrested. 

5 injured in San Francisco shooting

Five people were injured in a shooting in San Francisco on Saturday night.

San Francisco police assist FBI, seize explosive materials from RV park

San Francisco police on Friday assisted federal agents with an investigation where chemicals used to make explosives were seized from an RV Park and a resident was detained. 

Boy in apparent Marina murder-suicide identified; attorney details custody battle

An attorney representing the mother of a boy who died in an apparent murder-suicide in San Francisco this week identified the victim as 9-year-old Pierce O’Loughlin. 

San Francisco opening three mass COVID-19 vaccination sites

To streamline the COVID vaccination process the city plans to create a network of injection sites to scale-up capacity as vaccine supply increases. 

SFPD investigating Marina murder-suicide involving 9-year-old boy

Police in San Francisco are investigating a suspected murder-suicide after they found a 40-year-old man and a 9-year-old boy dead from gunshot wounds in the Marina District.

SF mayor nominates assessor Chu to replace Naomi Kelly as city administrator

In the wake of former San Francisco City Administrator Naomi Kelly resigning from her post earlier this week, Mayor London Breed announced on Thursday she has nominated Assessor Carmen Chu to replace Kelly.

Late start to crab season proves to be not as lucrative

With the crab season finally underway, we had hoped to see the first catches come back to port Wednesday afternoon. But we will have to wait a bit longer. 

Japantown leaders call for vandalized cherry blossom trees to be replaced

On Jan. 5, the Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Northern California took to Facebook to report that two trees outside their office, located in the 1800 block of Sutter Street, had been completely stripped of their branches, with just the trees' trunks left standing.

Some Uber, Lyft drivers sue over California ballot measure

The lawsuit filed with the California Supreme Court said Proposition 22 is unconstitutional because it limits the power of the Legislature to grant workers the right to organize and excludes drivers from being eligible for workers’ compensation.