San Francisco crime drops but public perceptions slow to change
Mayor Breed said, despite perception, crime in San Francisco is going down and newly released numbers reveal that is the case.
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Mayor Breed said, despite perception, crime in San Francisco is going down and newly released numbers reveal that is the case.
San Francisco Police Commission members voted to enact a new policy aimed at curbing the police department's use of racially biased pretexts in stops.
The San Francisco Chinese New Year Parade started off with a bang on Saturday evening.
Dozens of people came together for a rally and car convoy in San Francisco as a way to show support for Ukraine on Saturday.
Police in Palo Alto arrested a woman suspected in an auto burglary Thursday morning, authorities confirmed Saturday.
The Chinese New Year Parade festivities will be in full swing in San Francisco Saturday.
A San Francisco hardware store plagued by increasing losses due to constant retail theft is trying to discourage the crime by having store employees escort customers as they shop.
The final day of rehearsal before participating in the biggest Chinese New Year Parade outside of China might just be the most exciting day of the year at Garfield Elementary in San Francisco.
After multiple attempts in U.S. District Court in San Francisco and in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit, the city has finally been able to obtain a pause in its ongoing litigation with the Coalition on Homelessness over clearing encampments on city streets.
Tens of thousands of people will descend on San Francisco this Saturday to enjoy the annual Chinese New Year Parade that kicks off early that evening.
Police in San Francisco on Friday announced a recent drug bust at multiple homes in Hayward and San Leandro that led to four suspect arrests and the seizure of a massive cache of narcotics including large volumes of meth and fentanyl.
A popular, albeit repulsive, attraction at the California Academy of Sciences is making an earlier-than-usual appearance this year.
When he was faced with unsightly graffiti next to his beloved San Francisco barbershop J.P. Kempt, proprietor Shorty Maniace hatched an unusual plan instead of ducking responsibility.
It seems like San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy has already found a new job in the offseason.
Landlines may be a service of the past for many, but there are those in coastal communities in the Bay Area who continue to rely on them.
