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Twitter could be in trouble for turning part of its offices into a place for employees to crash.
San Francisco supervisors voted Tuesday to put the brakes on a controversial policy that would let police use robots for deadly force.
A Bay Area teacher draws inspiration from the late legendary martial arts star Bruce Lee, using jiu-jitsu moves to bring communities closer together.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors reversed a decision allowing the city's police department to use robots with lethal force. Lauren Toms reports. (12/6/22)
Police in San Francisco are investigating an incident Monday afternoon where a woman had her car stolen at gunpoint in the South of Market neighborhood.
Police in San Francisco responded to State Sen. Scott Wiener's home early Tuesday morning to search for potential bombs amid a new wave of threats against the senator.
Neighbors living along San Francisco's Embarcadero are bewildered and frustrated that a noisy and disruptive sideshow at the popular tourist destination Friday night resulted in zero arrests.
Devin Fehely reports on some Embarcadero residents being angered by the lack of repercussions for recent sideshow participants (12-5-2022)
The controversial Tenderloin Center that was the cornerstone to Mayor London Breed's plan to fight crime and blight in the neighborhood closed Sunday, leaving thousands of addicts with nowhere else to go.
John Ramos reports on the closing of the controversial Tenderloin Center over the weekend (12-5-2022)
Vocal opposition to allowing the SFPD to use deadly force with remote-controlled robots in certain circumstances grew Monday ahead of a second San Francisco Board of Supervisors vote on the matter.
Ryan Yamamoto reports on two SF supervisors taking stand against recent vote to allow San Francisco police to use deadly force with robots (12-5-2022)
Elizabeth Cook reports on three former Twitter employees filing a lawsuit against Elon Musk and the company (12-5-2022)
With interest rates rising and home prices dropping for over six straight months, is this the right time to buy? Da Lin examines the factors. (12-4-22)
Recently, about 200 San Franciscans gathered to come up with fresh ideas that may lead to fixing some deep-rooted challenges: homelessness, housing affordability and public safety.
Considering the severity of the drought these past few years, no one should complain when it starts to rain and, for the most part on Saturday, no one did.
A half-hour program produced by KPIX with the San Francisco Chronicle follows a unique gathering of San Francisco residents collaborating on solutions to the city's pressing problems. (12-3-22)
On San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf the crab vendors at Sabella & La Torre restaurant didn't have quite as many customers as usual but the ones who showed up were not put off by the storm. John Ramos reports. (12-3-22)
A San Francisco special education teacher has a daily challenge that starts hours before class begins: getting to work on time in a place she can't afford to live.
A San Francisco special education teacher has a daily challenge that starts hours before class begins: getting to work on time in a place she can't afford to live. Ryan Yamamoto reports. (12-2-22)
A survey found about half of all San Francisco residents have been a victim of theft or larceny with a staggering number of car break-ins especially where tourists like to gather. Kenny Choi reports. (12-2-22)
For many of us, it's hard to imagine how San Francisco can have so much wealth, and yet so many people are homeless and living in poverty.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed and other elected officials Friday at the steps of City Hall celebrated the repealing of the Defense of Marriage Act and the U.S. Senate's passage of the Respect for Marriage Act.
Health officials in San Francisco announced the city's first influenza death of the season, urging residents to receive their annual flu shot as cases rise.
While fiery Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green recently waved off rumors of a deal that would send him to the Lakers, he admitted his future is uncertain.
