Beloved gorilla 'Zura' dies at San Francisco zoo

Zura, a 39-year-old Western lowland gorilla, was being treated for “long-term digestive issues" but her condition recently had worsened.

Demonstrators march on Market Street against San Francisco police shooting

Demonstrators in San Francisco marched Thursday night in protest of a police shooting that happened on Market Street earlier this week. 

Demonstrators march against San Francisco police shooting
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Organizers with a group called Defund SFPD Now marched down Market Street to the Tenderloin Police Station Thursday to protest a police shooting this week in front of the Westfield Centre. Demonstrators say police and a sheriff's deputy used an "arsenal" of weapons against a man with a knife.

SF supervisors propose legislation to keep shelter-in-place hotels open

Four San Francisco supervisors on Thursday announced a plan to introduce legislation to keep the city's shelter-in-place hotels open for more than 2,300 vulnerable homeless residents during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Car crashes into San Francisco home after police chase; officers injured

Police say that suspect took off as soon as they tried to stop him, and after a pursuit crashed into a police vehicle and into a building.

SFPD, sheriff’s deputy shoot and Tase man armed with knife

A man is in critical condition after he was shot by police when San Francisco police and a sheriff's deputy responded to a fight outside the Westfield Centre mall on Tuesday. Police say the man was armed with a knife. 

Health department denies Warriors' proposal to open Chase Center at 50% capacity

San Francisco's Department of Public Health denied the Golden State Warriors proposal to reopen at 50% for NBA season 2020-2021 games set to begin Dec. 22. 

Recology exec accused of paying off SF DPW head charged with bribery, money laundering

A former manager for San Francisco's garbage collection agency  Recology has been charged with bribery and money laundering in connection to the SF DPW corruption scandal.

Surge in COVID-19 cases lead to increased demand at Bay Area testing locations

As the number of COVID-19 cases spiked across the Bay Area, it’s no surprise that testing locations around the region were seeing an uptick in demand for testing services.

San Francisco appeals to residents for COVID cooperation
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Mayor London Breed today asked for residents to limit their travel and attendance at group events over the coming holidays while also announcing tighter rules on businesses.