COVID: Not All Bay Area Transit Agencies Lifting Masking Requirement, Causing Some Confusion
Now that the federal mask mandate is no longer in effect, that doesn't mean it automatically applies for public transportation agencies like Muni and BART.
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Now that the federal mask mandate is no longer in effect, that doesn't mean it automatically applies for public transportation agencies like Muni and BART.
For over three decades, Joaquin Ciria has insisted he did not commit the 1990 San Francisco homicide that put him behind bars. On Monday, he talked to KPIX 5 about how it felt to know he would soon be free.
The death of an 85-year-old grandmother in a 2019 East Palo home arson fire has been linked to the execution-style slaying of Ueta Savelio Muasika Jr. in 2020, San Mateo police detectives disclosed Tuesday.
Once a required travel companion, COVID masks began disappearing from the faces of travelers at San Francisco International Airport less than 24 hours after the Transportation Security Administration announced it would honor a judge's ruling ending the face-covering mandate on public transit.
Matt Haney or David Campos? Residents of some of San Francisco's most popular and troubled neighborhoods are electing a new state Assembly member in a special runoff race Tuesday.
San Mateo Police detectives made arrests on opposite ends of the country Monday in connection with an execution style shooting that killed a man and wounded his 2-year-old son in 2020.
People traveling by bus or train in downtown San Francisco Monday were split on whether they'll keep wearing masks after the federal mask mandate was ruled invalid by a federal judge in Florida.
Joaquin Ciria, a man who has spent more than three decades behind bars for a murder he did not commit, was officially exonerated of the crime Monday in San Francisco Superior Court.
The annual 4/20 celebration in Golden Gate Park is returning Wednesday after a two-year hiatus, but San Francisco officials said there would be differences compared to pre-pandemic gatherings on Hippie Hill.
Police arrested a San Pedro man suspected of breaking into a convenience store in Pacifica and also trying to burglarize a cannabis retailer over the weekend.
A three-alarm fire that damaged three buildings in San Francisco's West Portal neighborhood Monday has been contained, with one firefighter suffering non-life-threatening injuries.
Mega-events continue to make a comeback including in San Francisco's Japantown with the return of the Cherry Blossom Festival, which wrapped up on Sunday.
Ukrainian families in the Bay Area came to Saint Michael Ukrainian Orthodox Church on Sunday to spend part of the holiday weekend to pray for the safety of their family and friends in that war zone and an end to the conflict.
On Sunday, San Francisco's Glide Memorial Church held its first in-person Easter service in two years. It came at a time of significant change.
A 17-year-old boy was arrested in connection to a Friday shooting in Belmont, police said Sunday in a press release.
