San Francisco

San Francisco is preparing to host its Pride celebration this weekend. City leaders are getting ready for a weekend of festivities, and they're reminding everyone to be safe, have fun and be on the lookout for anything suspicious.

Here's a roundup of Pride events happening this weekend in San Francisco.

It’s easy to think ballroom culture is just about the glitz and glam of costume reveals, the dancing, voguing, trophies and cash prizes. But the founders of the collective Oakland To All said ballroom culture means so much more than what lies on the surface.

San Francisco Opera’s first-ever Pride Concert is a vibrant, high-tech celebration of LGBTQ identity. The show will blend music, visuals, and community to honor queer joy and resilience.

San Francisco Pride – one of the largest events of its kind in the world – kicks off this weekend.

Chile Lindo in the Mission District is among the small businesses added to the city's legacy business registry this week. The shop's owner says beyond the food, the space contributes to the city's culture in an integrated way.

San Francisco police are offering a $225,000 reward in the unsolved case of a father and his daughter who were gunned down over a decade ago.

San Francisco lawmakers are inching toward a budget draft. Everyone agrees that cuts will have to be made to cover a projected shortfall, but now work is underway to minimize the impact of those cuts. 

The largest tall ship in U. S. government service, the U. S. Coast Guard Barque Eagle, was floating under the Golden Gate Bridge on Wednesday, when KTVU will be along for the ride.

Federal investigators have released new information in the chilling, nearly decade-old unsolved killing of a college baseball player who was playing Pokémon Go in San Francisco.

Protesters once again clashed with federal agents outside an immigration field office in San Francisco on Tuesday.

The package was found in the 500 block of Battery Street, according to police.