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New bike lanes are about to go up in one of the busiest corridors in San Francisco, but instead of traditional bike lanes on the right of traffic, these lanes will go right down the middle of Valencia Street in the city's Mission District.
This winter's storms left downed trees across San Francisco and it's going to take a huge effort to replace them. Kelsi Thorud reports. (4-21-23)
A San Francisco non-profit is asking for the city's help in replacing all the trees lost due to this winter's severe weather.
California governor Gavin Newsom is working to identify all personnel and resources that can be used to help battle the deadly fentanyl crisis. Anne Makovec reports. (4-21-23)
A community organization in San Francisco, Bayview United Gaming (B.U.G), is offering a free gaming lounge to middle and high school students in a mission is to expose them to possible career paths in the field.
Noisy New Zealand shoegaze legends Bailterspace bring a rare U.S. tour to the Bottom of the Hill in San Francisco Friday night with local heavy experimental power trio Terry Gross and hooky indie outfit Aluminum.
Sacramento Kings making the drive to San Francisco for Game 3 of their playoff series against the Golden State Warriors should keep their cowbells at home.
Two people were hurt, one with severe injuries, in a two-alarm fire in San Francisco's Nob Hill district Wednesday afternoon, authorities said.
A fire at an apartment building in San Francisco's Polk Gulch neighborhood left 17 people displaced early Wednesday morning, fire officials said.
Warriors forward Draymond Green has been suspended for one game without pay for stepping on the chest of Sacramento's Domantas Sabonis and will miss Game 3 of the Warriors' first-round playoff series against the Kings on Thursday night.
With a growing number of vacant storefronts in downtown San Francisco, the City's Office of Economic and Workforce Development and non-profit SF New Deal have launched a new initiative called "Vacant to Vibrant," with a hope of re-energizing the neighborhood with pop-up experiences.
The fifth edition of Here Tonight: A tribute to the music of Gene Clark comes to the Chapel Friday with an array of artists playing the Byrds founder and country-rock pioneer's songs.
Heavy precipitation has led to an abundance of grass and other brush throughout San Francisco, but as the seasons change and the plants die, they become dangerously flammable. To help reduce the risk of fires, City Grazing has unleashed a herd of goats to graze throughout the city and help manage the fire risk. John Blackstone shares the group’s story.
Demonstrators gathered Sunday at San Francisco City Hall to demand action to reduce open-air drug dealing and flagrant crime on the streets.
Two restaurants in the outer Sunset District were targeted by burglars last week on the same night and the business owners are scrambling to get back up and running. Betty Yu reports. (4-16-23)
Demonstrators gathered Sunday at San Francisco City Hall to demand an end to open-air drug dealing and flagrant crime on the streets. Da Lin reports. (4-16-23)
One of the most mysterious art-rock collectives in pop music history, pioneering avant-garde group the Residents brings their current 50th anniversary tour to a close with three nights at the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco starting Monday.
The San Francisco Zoo celebrated the recent arrival of nine black-tailed prairie dog pups on Friday.
Saturday night didn't go in the way of Warriors fans, but the energy at Thrive City was unmatched. It was also a win for many businesses across San Francisco.
Betty Yu reports on the raucous crowd rooting for the Warriors outside the Chase Center Saturday during Game 1 (4-16-2023)
A 21-gun salute rang out and planes roared over the Presidio in a ceremony Saturday commemorating the 81st anniversary of the Bataan Death March.
Roughly 2,300 job seekers attended the second annual San Francisco-sponsored job fair at the Civic Center Plaza on Saturday.
Job seekers attended the second annual San Francisco-sponsored job fair at the Civic Center Plaza on Saturday and the police recruiting booth was a particular focus of attention. Da Lin reports. (4-15-23)
Survivors of the Bataan death march in World War II were honored with a color guard, a 21-gun salute and flyover at San Francisco's Presidio on Saturday. Devin Fehely reports. (4-15-23)
Thousands of towns and cities across the country are suing opioid manufacturers and sellers for their role in the opioid crisis. Over a hundred thousand people died from a drug overdose in 2021, with about 16,000 of those cases involving prescription opioids. Jonathan Vigliotti reports from San Francisco, one of the cities involved in the lawsuit.
