1 Dead After Early Morning Shooting in San Francisco's Tenderloin
A shooting in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood left one person dead early Wednesday morning, according to police.
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A shooting in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood left one person dead early Wednesday morning, according to police.
A new report has found that San Franciscans spend more and get less from their police department compared with most major California cities.
Two co-founders of a Taiwan biotechnology company were sentenced Tuesday for plotting to steal trade secrets from Genentech in a $101 million scheme.
The City of Palo Alto has voted to enlist the help of the San Francisco Division of the FBI in order to combat a string of hate crimes and incidents of bigotry.
The State of Emergency declared in San Francisco's Tenderloin made national headlines. Now comes word that Mayor London Breed will allow parts of that emergency order to expire.
Three people are under arrest following an attempted catalytic converter theft that was taking place at the Hillsdale Shopping Center late Monday night.
Nearly two dozen San Francisco teachers remained entrenched inside the public school district headquarters Tuesday, pledging not to leave until a computer glitch that has led to missing or partial paychecks is corrected.
Sunday was a day filled with anxiety for the San Francisco Dons men's basketball program. As the kids would say, the "Sunday Scaries" were real.
San Francisco police are investigating a carjacking reported early Tuesday in the city's Haight-Ashbury neighborhood.
Police released surveillance photos of the suspects in a string of robberies in Hillsborough and may be tied to a wave of "criminal tourism."
Jose Inez Garcia-Zarate, the man acquitted of murder in the 2015 fatal shooting of Kate Steinle on a San Francisco pier, pleaded guilty Monday to federal gun charges connected to the slaying.
Congressman Ro Khanna met with the Consul General of Ukraine in San Francisco Monday to offer his support to Ukraine.
Mayor London Breed joined business leaders on Monday to announce the BloomSF celebration later in the month to help encourage employees and visitors to come back to downtown two years into the pandemic.
Mayor London Breed has embarked on a multi-city trip to Europe to tout San Francisco as a tourism destination as the city looks to recover two years since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The headcount of BART's workforce declined by roughly 250 employees since March 2021 due in part to the vaccination mandate, an incentivized retirement program and miscellaneous resignations, retirements and involuntary dismissals.
