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San Francisco residents, property owners and businesses that were badly impacted from January's series of winter storms may be eligible for financial relief, Mayor London Breed announced on Tuesday.
Officers responding to a catalytic converter theft in San Francisco's Richmond District early Tuesday morning were shot at during a confrontation with the suspects, police said.
A federal judge sentenced an Oakland man to four years in prison Friday for selling fentanyl in San Francisco's Tenderloin District, according to an announcement from the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of California.
Someone stole an ambulance in San Francisco Monday evening and led police on a chase down the Peninsula and into the East Bay. AIO Filmz via KPIX. (1-16-23)
Pavement co-founder Spiral Stairs (aka Scott Kannberg) co-headlines this show at the Bottom of the Hill Friday night with prolific local songwriter and collaborator Kelley Stoltz.
Legendary Wu-Tang Clan MC the GZA brings his current tour performing his landmark solo debut 'Liquid Swords' to Yoshi's Sunday night.
Investors sued after Musk suggested in 2018 that he was moving ahead with a plan to take Tesla private.
Employees at a small independent bookstore in San Francisco's Mission District said they have worked tirelessly to keep their doors open, as it continues to dry out from a storm on New Year's Eve.
With the help of loyal customers, a small independent bookstore in San Francisco's Mission District has worked tirelessly to keep their doors open, as it continues to dry out from a storm on New Year's Eve. Betty Yu reports. (1/15/23)
Authorities in San Francisco are investigating a body that was found floating in the water near the Ferry Building Sunday morning.
Performers came together at a Friday night concert in San Francisco honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King. Betty Yu reports. (1-13-23)
San Francisco Mayor London Breed on Friday said the recent incident involving a homeless woman being sprayed with a hose reminded her of how police treated civil rights protesters during the 1960s.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed discussed the recent incident where a art gallery owner turned a hose on a homeless woman in frustration.
Two men were arrested Thursday in connection with a deadly triple shooting in San Francisco's Mission District in August, police said.
A federal magistrate judge Thursday refused to hear a motion by the city of San Francisco seeking clarification of an order last month enjoining the city from closing tent encampments of involuntarily homeless individuals.
San Francisco police are seeking the public's assistance in locating an 18-year-old missing man.
San Francisco chief of police on Wednesday assured the public outraged over a gallery owner spraying a homeless woman with a hose that the incident is being investigated.
Anne Makovec reports on the latest in the criminal investigation into a San Francisco gallery owner turning a garden hose on a homeless woman (1-11-2023)
One of the biggest impacts from the pouring rain is now showing up as damage to private property.
Jose Martinez reports on problems with a Mission District retaining wall impacting a preschool and its neighbors (1-11-2023)
A woman fatally struck by a driver in San Francisco's Mission District on Tuesday evening has been identified by the city's Medical Examiner's Office.
A citizen group brought a lawsuit Friday in federal court against the city of San Francisco, alleging that diesel generators at a city-run "vehicle triage center" in the Candlestick Point State Recreational Area violate the Clean Air Act.
A Brentwood woman who cyberstalked, bullied and harassed people who had falling outs with her daughter has been sentenced to over three years in federal prison, the Department of Justice announced on Tuesday.
The San Francisco Police Department has authorized a $50,000 reward for information leading to the identification, arrest and conviction of the suspect or suspects responsible for a fatal shooting last June.
