SF-based Gap Inc. hosts Holiday Makers Market at headquarters
Gap Inc. opened its headquarters for a two-day marketplace featuring more than 50 Bay Area artisans. It highlighted the company’s commitment to local creators and San Francisco’s resurgence.
SFUSD getting back on financial track
Leadership at San Francisco Unified School District say they've taken an important step in reclaiming full control of the district's finances going forward.
Stabbing suspect identified by SFPD, booked for attempted murder
A 34-year-old man has been booked into the San Francisco County Jail for the attempted murder of a San Francisco General Hospital social worker at an HIV ward, police say.
Cause of death for Claude, San Francisco's albino alligator, revealed
The death this week of Claude, the beloved albino alligator at the California Academy of Sciences in Golden Gate Park, was due to liver cancer, officials said Thursday.
Inmate stabbed during fight at San Francisco jail
An inmate at a San Francisco jail is recovering after being stabbed during a fight, authorities said.
Social worker stabbed by patient at SF General HIV care clinic
A 31-year-old UCSF social worker was stabbed by a patient on Thursday at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital at 22nd Street and Potrero Avenue. The stabbing victim is now in critical condition, according to the sheriff's office.
Bay Area women complete 7 international marathons in 7 days
Two women from the Bay Area just finished the Great World Race, a series of marathons in all seven continents in seven consecutive days.
SF Mayor Lurie announces selection for new police chief
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie announced his selection for the chief of police on Wednesday.
San Francisco woman arrested on pimping charges after missing teen rescued
A San Francisco woman is behind bars on suspicion of sex trafficking a minor from the East Coast, authorities said.
State cuts could cause lapse in transportation services for disabled adults
Some adults living with special needs might be getting a lapse in service due to state funding cuts.
Lurie's Family Zoning Plan approved by majority of San Francisco supervisors
In a significant victory for San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie, the majority of the city's Board of Supervisors approved a set of rezoning ordinances, which would change the landscape of the city and could add tens of thousands of housing units. The initial vote was on Tuesday.