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In their first season playing in the USL W League, one of the country's top women's amateur soccer leagues, the San Francisco Glens are preparing for their national semi-final match
The Ferry Building is turning 125 years old and the original Ghirardelli shop reopened after a massive renovation. Lezla Gooden reports. (7-13-23)
Mayor London Breed on Thursday said more arrests have been made and an "alarming" amount of fentanyl has been seized in the past two weeks as authorities stepped up a drug crackdown in San Francisco's Tenderloin and South of Market neighborhoods.
The demise of Anchor Brewing in San Francisco is being felt in the local craft beer industry.
The demise of Anchor Brewing in San Francisco is being felt in the local craft beer industry. Andrea Nakano reports. (7/13/23)
The Stern Grove Festival continues its current season of free concerts at San Francisco's Sigmund Stern Recreation Grove this Sunday, but you don't have to have a ticket to enjoy the music live.
Authorities are offering a reward as they search for a suspect who attacked and robbed a U.S. Postal Service worker at a post office location in San Francisco on Tuesday.
A search is underway for the person who attacked and robbed a U.S. postal worker at a post office location in San Francisco on Tuesday. Read more here
Friends and family of Sean Moore gathered Wednesday to protest District Attorney Brooke Jenkins' decision to drop charges against the San Francisco police officer who fatally shot Moore in 2017. Anne Makovec reports. (7/12/23)
It claims to be the oldest craft brewery in the country, but after 1927 years in business San Francisco-based Anchor Brewing announced it's shutting down and pursuing bankruptcy. José Martínez spoke with a company spokesperson as well as some dedicated customers about the closure.
Anchor Brewing Company, the 127-year-old San Francisco brewery which traces its roots to the California Gold Rush, said it will shut down after years of declining sales. Shawn Chitnis reports.
Anchor Brewing Company officials announced early Wednesday that it will cease operations and liquidate the business -- established in 1896 -- citing economic factors including declining sales since 2016. Shawn Chitnis reports.
It's been more than ten years since Jenny Yu's worst nightmare became a reality when her mother was struck by a speeding car while turning left into Park Presidio. Now, she's turned her tragedy into advocacy.
As gun violence ravages communities across the country, parents and teachers alike struggle to approach the topic with their children.
CounterPulse, a non-profit arts center in San Francisco's Tenderloin District, was so committed to staying in the city amid an exodus of businesses that it pulled together the funds to buy its Turk St. building.
Legendary East Bay action-adventure heroes ArnoCorps headline the Alternative Tentacles "Krampus Night" punk rock holiday spectacular hosted by Jello Biafra at the Great American Music Sunday evening.
A jury in San Francisco has convicted a parolee on multiple weapons charges after he brought a gun to a memorial honoring two victims of a shooting last year.
A federal judge in the Bay Area has handed Microsoft a major victory by declining to block its looming $69 billion takeover of video game company Activision Blizzard.
CounterPulse, a non-profit arts center in San Francisco's Tenderloin District, was so committed to staying in the city amid an exodus of businesses that it pulled together the funds to buy its Turk St. building.
The police response to an annual unsanctioned skateboarding event in San Francisco's Mission District over the weekend has sparked a heated debate where even some participants are saying it has gotten out of control.
The San Francisco gallery owner who sprayed a homeless woman with a garden hose earlier this year agreed to community service to have his criminal case dismissed.
Sara Donchey reports on the SF gallery owner who hosed down a homeless woman getting his case dismissed by doing community service (7-10-2023)
Kenny Choi reports on neighbors' concerns in the wake of police breaking up annual unsanctioned Dolores Street hill bombing skateboarder event (7-10-2023)
After three days of being stuck in San Francisco following a pier collision, the passengers on the Ruby Princess cruise ship are finally able to enjoy their trip to Alaska. Anne Makovec checks in with their voyage. Read more here
The San Francisco Police Department is defending its response to the annual, but unsanctioned, Dolores "hill bomb" skateboarding event, which ended with more than 100 arrests after the crowd clashed with police. Kenny Choi reports on how even the skate community is divided over the fallout.
