San Francisco Sheriff Paul Miyamoto recruiting more women to serve as deputies
The San Francisco Sheriff's Office is looking to boost the number of women in the department. Interview with Sheriff Paul Miyamoto.
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The San Francisco Sheriff's Office is looking to boost the number of women in the department. Interview with Sheriff Paul Miyamoto.
Many of the people demonstrating outside a federal appeals court in San Francisco Wednesday over homeless encampment sweeps are impacted by the issue every day, frustrated by a system that many say is just not working.
Many of the people demonstrating outside a federal appeals court in San Francisco Wednesday over homeless encampment sweeps are impacted by the issue every day, frustrated by a system that many say is just not working. Wilson Walker reports.
One week after a 4-year-old girl was fatally struck by a driver at a busy San Francisco intersection, activists performed their own roadwork, saying the city is taking too long to make the intersection safer.
In the midst of public safety concerns and many retailers ditching downtown San Francisco, Swedish furniture store IKEA is bringing a glimmer of hope that the city and the Mid-Market area is on the rebound. Shawn Chitnis reports.
A San Francisco appeals court is set to rule over an injunction that would restrict the city's ability to clear homeless camps. Lauren Toms reports.
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals will host a hearing Wednesday on whether to uphold a court order that bars the city of San Francisco from clearing tent encampments.
While there are real concerns about the impact of artificial intelligence on the job market, AI can also help workers ramp up their productivity. One Bay Area company is working on a huge time-saving tool when it comes to documentation.
Kelsi Thorud reports on hopes founder and CEO of SF company Instabase has for artificial intelligence as a tool (8-22-2023)
San Francisco 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan hasn't decided yet on who will be the No. 2 quarterback behind Brock Purdy and said that Sam Darnold and Trey Lance could rotate the job throughout the season.
Salmon fishers across the state are pivoting to stay afloat after the salmon fishing season was canceled earlier this year.
Lauren Toms reports on how one fisherman is changing his focus in the face of California's salmon season being canceled in 2023 (8-21-2023)
Friends and family in San Francisco's Mission District are mourning the death of an 18-year-old and father-to-be who was shot and killed last week.
Friends and family in San Francisco’s Mission District are mourning the death of an 18-year-old and father-to-be who was shot and killed last week. Jose Martinez reports. (8/21/23)
Mayor London Breed announced improvements would be made to the intersection of 4th and King in San Francisco's Mission Bay neighborhood after a 4-year-old girl was hit and killed by a driver last week.
A groundbreaking heavy rock band that has shaped the sound of punk and metal for over 35 years, the Melvins return to the Bay Area for several shows on their current tour with fellow mavericks Boris.
The only remaining active hip-hop group that was involved in the legendary Native Tongues Posse in the late '80s and early '90s, the Jungle Brothers pay a visit to the Bay Area this week with shows in Santa Cruz and San Francisco.
The death of a 63-year-old woman found on a sidewalk last month with serious injuries in San Francisco's Bayview neighborhood has been ruled accidental, police said Monday.
A proposal by Bay Area lawmakers to raise bridge tolls to avoid potential cuts to public transit has been shelved for the year.
The music festival business is booming in San Francisco, bringing millions of tourism dollars to the city. Shawn Chitnis reports.
The Stern Grove Festival wrapped up its 86th annual season of free concerts at San Francisco's Sigmund Stern Recreation Grove Sunday with the Flaming Lips.
A 69-year-old man was convicted of pretending to be an attorney and convincing a victim to hire him for $18,500, San Francisco prosecutors said.
San Francisco has launched an autonomous shuttle service less than a week after regulators approved the expansion of robotaxis despite traffic and safety concerns.
A driverless robotaxi in San Francisco was involved in a collision with a fire truck in San Francisco Thursday evening, injuring the vehicle's passenger.
Less than a week after the state granted authorization to both Waymo and Cruise to expand their driverless car operations in San Francisco, the city is asking the state to pause that authorization.
