Klay Thompson scores 29, leads Warriors past Hornets 110-105
Klay Thompson scored 29 points and Jonathan Kuminga delivered on both ends as the Golden State Warriors held off the Charlotte Hornets late for a 110-105 win Tuesday night.
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Klay Thompson scored 29 points and Jonathan Kuminga delivered on both ends as the Golden State Warriors held off the Charlotte Hornets late for a 110-105 win Tuesday night.
A lot is said about property crime in San Francisco and for some victims, it is an experience they keep living again and again. Monday night, burglars broke into Le Marais Bakery on Sanchez Street in the Castro District - and it's hardly the first time. Wilson Walker reports.
Five people at a Christmas day gathering in San Francisco were hospitalized, two of them in critical condition, when they suffered a possible drug overdose.
San Francisco celebrated the first day of Kwanzaa at City Hall following two years of virtual celebrations, featuring speakers, drummers and a children's choir performing the Negro National Anthem.
BART will offer extended service past 1 a.m. on New Year's Eve, and riders are urged to avoid lines by adding a Clipper card to their phones.
Rick McAllister has been a fan of the San Francisco 49ers since he was a child and has collected an impressive array of 49ers gear over the years. Jocelyn Moran reports.
Sunday's game for the Golden State Warriors against the Memphis Grizzlies was extra special for children dealing with critical illnesses.
Here's some good news for the struggling mid-Market area in San Francisco. Ikea is scheduled to open a store next year between 5th and 6th streets. Da Lin reports. (12-25-22)
Brock Purdy threw two more long touchdown passes to George Kittle and the San Francisco 49ers beat the Washington Commanders 37-20 on Saturday for their eighth straight win.
Da Lin asked people what their good news is for Christmas after a challenging 2022 (12-24-2022)
A federal judge has temporarily banned San Francisco from clearing homeless encampments, saying the city violated its own policies by failing to offer other shelter.
Police in San Francisco are investigating a Friday morning double homicide in the city's Bayview District that a deputy chief described as "absolutely horrible."
Crab fishermen who have been anxiously waiting for state officials to announce the start to the fishing season will still face a number of challenges when they can finally drop their traps next weekend.
Police in San Francisco on Friday announced the recent recovery of a number of items stolen from a visiting family, including a young girl's favorite stuffed animal named "Pidgey Magoo."
On the cusp of the Christmas weekend and the New Year, local food banks are making one last plea for help. The San Francisco Marin Bank says it still needs financial support to help offset inflation costs, as demand for help continues to grow.
Last-minute shoppers in San Francisco's Union Square are likely to run into picket lines at Macy's Friday due to a strike by employees at the store.
Elizabeth Cook reports on employees at the San Francisco Macy's store going on strike until Christmas Eve (12-23-2022)
A two-day blowout of heavy psychedelia and hard rock returns to San Francisco next March when the Heavy Psych Sounds Fest brings Weedeater, stoner-rock icons Brant Bjork and Nebula and more to an outdoor stage at Thee Parkside.
A judge in federal court Thursday questioned San Francisco's tactics in homeless encampment cleanups, suggesting the city is not following its own policies of offering shelter beds to people being asked to leave a public area.
After three delays, the commercial Dungeness crab season in California will finally open on New Year's Eve, the state Department of Fish and Wildlife announced Thursday.
Carlos Correa was in the St. Regis San Francisco, ready to head to Oracle Park for his introductory news conference. That's when agent Scott Boras asked the prized player to meet him in room 1212.
San Francisco is being sued by the coalition on homelessness for what they call the criminalization homelessness. Anne Makovec reports. (12-22-22)
The University of California, San Francisco apologized for conducting dozens of unethical medical experiments on at least 2,600 incarcerated men in the 1960s and 1970s.
Police in San Francisco are investigating an attempted carjacking at Ocean View Park late Wednesday morning that left the victim in critical condition after being shot and run over, authorities said.
A driver told authorities that their Tesla's "full-self-driving" software braked unexpectedly on Thanksgiving, triggering an eight-car injury accident on the Bay Bridge.
