Landmark S.F. cathedral forced to cut back with declining attendance
Fr. John Ardis, with Old St. Mary’s Cathedral, says nearly half of their parishioners have yet to return to in-person worship. Lezla Gooden reports. (4-6-23)
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Fr. John Ardis, with Old St. Mary’s Cathedral, says nearly half of their parishioners have yet to return to in-person worship. Lezla Gooden reports. (4-6-23)
San Francisco has been placing as many as 300 people into some type of housing every month but not all the people placed into housing end up staying there. Wilson Walker reports. (4-6-23)
Although San Francisco's homicide rate is generally flat over the past couple years, the deadly stabbing of a tech executive on the street in Rincon Hill has raised fears citywide. Jose Martinez reports. (4-6-23)
Even though more than 50% of medical school students are women, a gender gap remains in top specialties.
Places of worship continue to feel the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic with a new Pew Research poll showing that the number of adults attending in-person services have declined.
The deadly stabbing that killed tech executive Bob Lee has sparked a heated debate over public safety in San Francisco and whether the perception matches the reality.
J.D. Davis hit a grand slam in the ninth off mop-up reliever Hanser Alberto for his third hit, Michael Conforto cracked a three-run homer among three hits and the San Francisco Giants powered past the Chicago White Sox 16-6 on Thursday.
Team coverage of reaction to the early morning stabbing in San Francisco that took the life of tech exec Bob Lee (4-6-2023)
The fatal stabbing of tech executive Bob Lee early Tuesday morning is sending shockwaves through San Francisco's East Cut neighborhood.
Alaina Marie Adams, who was reported missing after failing to board a cruise ship docked in San Francisco, has been located in the city.
For decades, San Francisco's Tenderloin District has been at the very center of the city's challenges and that has only become more visible in recent years.
The San Francisco City Attorney is now authorized to bring civil action against janitorial, security and building maintenance contracting companies if they abruptly terminate jobs.
The East Cut / Rincon Hill neighborhood is one of about a dozen in San Francisco that are using their own funding for private patrols and security to ensure the safety of residents. Lauren Toms reports. (4-5-23)
Since 2021, San Francisco has been mobilizing an emergency effort to save the Tenderloin neighborhood and many of the people who call it home. Wilson Walker reports. (4-5-23)
Bob Lee, founder of Cash App and the former chief technology officer of Square, was identified as the man stabbed to death early Tuesday morning near downtown San Francisco. Katie Nielsen and Anne Makovec report. (4-5-23)
Jocelyn Moran reports on latest details surfacing in deadly stabbing that took the life of tech executive in Rincon Hill (4-5-2023)
Kenny Choi reports on how Reseat.com is helping place abandoned office furniture with new companies (4-5-2023)
Two trailblazing ride-hailing services are heading toward uncharted territory as they seek regulatory approval to transport passengers around the clock throughout one of the most densely populated U.S. cities in vehicles that will have no one sitting in the driver's seat.
Sara Donchey reports on the San Francisco LGBTQ+ community shocked at sudden death of legendary drag queen Heklina (4-3-2023)
Renowned San Francisco drag queen Heklina was found dead in London Monday where she was performing in a touring show, according to reports on social media.
David Villar hit two of San Francisco's seven home runs, Anthony DeSclafani tossed three-hit ball over six scoreless innings and the Giants pounded the Chicago White Sox 12-3.
A man is facing multiple felony charges in connection with the attempted armed robbery of a woman and her family in San Francisco's Richmond District last month.
Chinatown boba shop Love Tea was targeted by different burglars twice in one night in the early morning of March 30. Betty Yu reports. (4-2-23)
San Francisco city leaders say remote work has permanently changed the business landscape and they're looking for ways to increase downtown foot traffic.
San Francisco city leaders say remote work has permanently changed the business landscape and they're looking for ways to increase downtown foot traffic. Da Lin reports. (4-2-23)
