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CBS News Bay Area recently hosted all five of the principal candidates for mayor in San Francisco on our 4:30 p.m. newscasts.
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CBS News Bay Area recently hosted all five of the principal candidates for mayor in San Francisco on our 4:30 p.m. newscasts.
Belying the doom-loop narrative of a city in decline, San Francisco transformed Friday into a mecca of art, festivals and concerts. Andrea Nakano reports. (9-20-24)
San Francisco's office vacancy challenges continue, with the rate seeing a slight increase due to Elon Musk's decision to sublease X's Mid-Market headquarters.
San Francisco's Mission District is alive with Greek culture this weekend as the San Francisco Annunciation Cathedral hosts its annual Greek Festival.
Attorneys representing Nima Momeni, who is accused of fatally stabbing tech executive Bob Lee, could be calling the victim's ex-wife to the witness stand in the upcoming trial.
A political figure long-known to residents in San Francisco's North Beach, Aaron Peskin has served on the Board of Supervisors two times, first from 2001 to 2009 and again after being re-elected in 2015.
Non-profit executive and San Francisco mayoral candidate Daniel Lurie stands as the only person running for the office who is a city hall outsider.
Candidates for Mayor of San Francisco met Wednesday evening for the latest in a series of debates, once again without the incumbent in attendance.
Reed Cowan reports on the San Francisco Symphony canceling performances after members of the Symphony Chorus called a strike.
San Francisco's efforts to energize the city's downtown neighborhoods continue Friday with the first Front Street entertainment zone event and a free concert in Civic Center Plaza.
Psychedelic rock legends in their native Zambia, African band W.I.T.C.H (an acronym for "We Intend To Cause Havoc") returns to San Francisco Sunday afternoon to play a free concert in McLaren Park co-presented by the Bottom of the Hill.
San Francisco is adding a new wrinkle to its downtown revitalization plans by launching the state's first-ever "entertainment zone" district for its upcoming Okoberfest celebration.
The San Francisco Symphony had to cancel performances this weekend after SF Symphony Chorus members announced a strike.
Unlicensed street vendors in Chinatown are often elders trying to supplement social security income, but they still pose problems beyond simple competition.
The judge presiding over the trial of Nima Momeni -- the man accused in the fatal stabbing of tech executive Bob Lee -- reprimanded Momeni's defense team for failing to follow court rules during an emergency hearing Thursday morning at San Francisco's Hall of Justice.
One of the biggest bands to emerge from the San Francisco Bay Area in the last 30+ years, Green Day brings its latest massive stadium tour to Oracle Park this Friday with support from alt-rock favorites Smashing Pumpkins, fellow locals Rancid and openers the Linda Lindas.
"48 Hours" Correspondent Erin Moriarty is coming to your car's speakers from the screen. “48 Hours” is releasing a new mini-series podcast where listeners follow through twists and turns in an investigation. New episodes drop every Wednesday on streaming platforms. (09-19-2024)
San Francisco Sheriff Paul Miyamoto talks about the efforts to combat violent crime in the city and Merchant Walk Wednesday where they will check in with small business owners who face property crimes. (09-19-2024)
Veronica Macias talks to SF SPCA CEO Dr. Jennifer Scarlett about how the shelter helped Orange County as they dealt with fire season and tips on how you can adopt. (09-19-2024)
The Fed's decision to cut interest rates is sure to have an impact on the Bay Area real estate market, with the move encouraging both potential home sellers and buyers to get into the action.
An employee of Williams-Sonoma is facing multiple federal charges after he allegedly defrauded the San Francisco-based home furnishings company out of more than $10 million, authorities said.
Mike Yastrzemski homered on the game's first pitch, Michael Conforto also hit a solo shot and the San Francisco Giants beat the sinking Baltimore Orioles 5-3.
Gov. Gavin Newsom just signed three bills into law on Tuesday requiring social media companies to do more to police deep fake videos, especially as we head into this year’s election cycle. Meanwhile, a company is using its own technology to fight back. Katie Nielsen reports. Website: http://kpix.com/ YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/CBSSanFrancisco Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CBSSanFrancisco Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kpixtv/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/KPIXtv
On the corner of Baker and Grove Streets in San Francisco, Paulette Brown staples a crime bulletin with a photo of her son, Aubrey Abrakasa Jr. on it.
Stepping inside London Breed's San Francisco apartment, you instantly feel her connection to generations of family that she says are bonded both by blood and by love.
