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Hours after cannabis business leaders pleaded for a crackdown on a surge of crimes targeting their San Francisco dispensaries, a group of burglars were videotaped as they attempted the latest break-in.
Bob Lee, founder of Cash App and the former chief technology officer of Square, was identified as the man stabbed to death Tuesday near downtown San Francisco, according to his current employer, cryptocurrency startup MobileCoin.
San Francisco's efforts to take control of the years-long crisis in the Tenderloin are shifting again, producing numbers that may start to deliver noticeable results over time.
At a community meeting in San Francisco's Sunset District Thursday, residents had a chance to question police chief Bill Scott and district attorney Brooke Jenkins about violent crime in the city.
Places of worship continue to feel the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic with a new Pew Research poll showing that the number of adults attending in-person services have declined.
The deadly stabbing that killed tech executive Bob Lee has sparked a heated debate over public safety in San Francisco and whether the perception matches the reality.
The fatal attack of former San Francisco resident and tech executive Bob Lee has raised the level of concern for many in the Rincon Hill neighborhood where he was stabbed.
The fatal stabbing of tech executive Bob Lee early Tuesday morning is sending shockwaves through San Francisco's East Cut neighborhood.
All lanes of eastbound Interstate 80 have reopened early Thursday about 90 minutes after a fatal collision briefly blocked them on the western span of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge as it enters Yerba Buena Island, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Alaina Marie Adams, who was reported missing after failing to board a cruise ship docked in San Francisco, has been located in the city.
For decades, San Francisco's Tenderloin District has been at the very center of the city's challenges and that has only become more visible in recent years.
Members of the California Nurses Association say the state's decision to stop requiring masks in health care settings this week puts them at higher risk for catching COVID-19
The San Francisco City Attorney is now authorized to bring civil action against janitorial, security and building maintenance contracting companies if they abruptly terminate jobs.
Two trailblazing ride-hailing services are heading toward uncharted territory as they seek regulatory approval to transport passengers around the clock throughout one of the most densely populated U.S. cities in vehicles that will have no one sitting in the driver's seat.
As scam schemes continue to prey upon vulnerable San Franciscans and drain their savings, the City Attorney's Office reminds residents that they do not have to deal with the aftermath alone.
