Droning post-punk bands FACS and Dummy bring tour to Bottom of the Hill
Acclaimed Chicago post-punk trio FACS brings its current tour with Trouble In Mind lablemates Dummy to the Bottom of the Hill Tuesday night.
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Acclaimed Chicago post-punk trio FACS brings its current tour with Trouble In Mind lablemates Dummy to the Bottom of the Hill Tuesday night.
Part of San Francisco's recovery includes a vibrant downtown art scene and the city's drag queens are stepping up to help. Itay Hod reports. (6-16-23)
While the office market is down, it's not completely dormant and some see a rebound on the horizon, along with big changes for downtown San Francisco. Wilson Walker reports. (6-16-23)
With tech layoffs and some people still working from home, office vacancy rates in San Francisco went from a historic low of about 5% before the pandemic to a record high of almost 30% in just a matter of three years.
The man suspected of causing a deadly explosion in San Francisco's Sunset District earlier this year has been arrested again. Anne Makovec reports. (6-16-23)
The fentanyl crisis in San Francisco shows no sign of ebbing according to a new report which shows last month was one of the deadliest.
The fentanyl crisis in San Francisco shows no sign of ebbing according to a new report which shows last month was one of the deadliest. Max Darrow reports. Read more here.
Ryan Yamamoto reports on indications that San Francisco experienced a surge in fentanyl deaths last month. ba href=https://www.cbsnews.com/sanfrancisco/news/fentanyl-overdose-deaths-san-francisco/ target=_blankbRead more here/a/b.
A monthly gathering of senior citizens in San Francisco is giving them a chance to catch up and enjoy a few treats along with some ear-scratchings and belly rubs.
A member of America's most famous political dynasty, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is out to disrupt the race for the White House and brought his Democratic presidential bid to the Bay Area for a high-profile visit Thursday.
Gianna Franco talks to Snarky Puppy founder Michael League ahead of the group's season-opening concert at Stern Grove (6-15-2023)
A 43-year-old man was injured in a shooting in San Francisco's Civic Center area late Wednesday night, according to police.
San Francisco police on Wednesday night confirmed the arrest of a suspect in the Mission District mass shooting that injured 9 people last Friday.
In its first six weeks of deployment in San Francisco, the California Highway Patrol has seized enough fentanyl to kill all of the city's population nearly three times over, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Thursday.
The San Francisco Centre took another big hit Wednesday when Cinemark announced it would be closing the theater at the mall.
The union for thousands of West Coast dockworkers has reached a tentative agreement on a new contract after more than a year of negotiations and several work disruptions that snarled shipping traffic at some of the largest ports.
A jury convicted a man for a home invasion burglary that involved holding someone at gunpoint during a theft of valuables worth more than $30,000.
Sara Donchey reports on SFPD confirming the arrest of Javier Campos in connection with Friday Mission District mass shooting that injured 9. Read more here
The Great American Music Hall in San Francisco this week announced it would be hosting a 70th birthday residency with legendary NYC saxophonist and composer John Zorn starting in late August.
The SFMTA’s is proposing to extend parking meter hours across the city to 10:00 p.m., and on Sundays from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Max Darrow reports. (6/14/23)
Drivers in San Francisco may soon face extended hours at parking meters across the city. While one shop owner fears driving customers away, transportation officials argue it will do the opposite.
Sharon Chin reports on two past Jefferson Awards winners who recently partnered to open new doors in filmmaking for San Francisco children (6-14-2023)
Jose Martinez reports on residents in SF Chinatown SRO's saying they will be hurt by planned slashing of city funds (6-14-2023)
It was graduation day at the San Francisco County Jail. Lauren Toms was there as incarcerated graduates earned their high school diplomas, hoping to set themselves for success at the end of their sentences.
He made headlines more than a decade ago as the Moraga teen who was denied his Eagle Scout Award because he was gay. This Pride Month, the newsmaker contemplates the lessons learned and a memento that remains cherished to this day.
