SF teachers union files labor complaint over payroll issues
San Francisco public school teachers filed an unfair labor practice complaint Monday over the district's ongoing failure to fix a months-long payroll fiasco.
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San Francisco public school teachers filed an unfair labor practice complaint Monday over the district's ongoing failure to fix a months-long payroll fiasco.
A group of surfers and crews from the San Francisco Fire Department rescued a surfer at China Beach Monday night.
Anne Makovec reports on Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi talking to CNN about first learning of the attack on husband Paul (11-7-2022)
Thirty people were evacuated Monday afternoon from a four-block area in the Union Street neighborhood in San Francisco due to a water main break and gas leak.
Ryan Yamamoto reports on San Francisco crews working to repair a water and gas main break at Union and Fillmore Streets (11-7-2022)
SF Muni riders should be prepared for street closures and disruptions to some bus routes today as the Golden Gate Half Marathon takes place.
Elon Musk may succeed in the worlds of rockets and electric cars, but don't turn to him for public health predictions.
Twitter's downsizing might be hogging the spotlight, but the social media giant does not stand alone. The tech industry has seen months of steady layoffs now, affecting many across the Bay Area.
Mayor London Breed tells KPIX she's hopeful there is a silver lining in the requirement for the remaining workers at Twitter to return to the office. Da Lin and Anne Makovec report. (11-4-22)
New Twitter owner Elon Musk on Friday claimed the company was losing $4 million per day and had to reduce its workforce amid widespread layoffs.
The San Francisco judge who presided over a Friday hearing in the Paul Pelosi attack case disclosed that she had worked with the Pelosis' daughter in the 1990s.
Ryan Yamamoto reports on the San Francisco District Attorney announcing December date for David DePape's preliminary hearing (11-4-2022)
A measure on this year's ballot may look familiar to many San Francisco voters. That's because it proposes changes to a department many voted in favor of just two years ago.
The San Francisco District Attorney's office announced Friday morning that it filed several charges against a man who allegedly beat a 73-year-old Visitacion Valley man to death.
With Elon Musk reportedly preparing to slash about half of the staff at Twitter on Friday, uncertainty is looming over the social media company's headquarters on Market Street.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said her husband, Paul Pelosi, was released from the hospital Thursday after his treatment for injuries from a violent assault last week.
San Francisco voters in 2020 approved Proposition B that split up the sanitation department. This year Proposition B is back on the ballot to reverse that move. Lauren Toms reports. (11-3-22)
Nearby business owners aren't happy to learn many at Twitter will be losing their jobs, but they hope the company's return to the office will give them a boost.
Recently-unearthed emails show San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins may have broken the law when she sent classified case files to a personal email account back in 2021.
Ryan Yamamoto reports on significant layoffs being announced or anticipated at several San Francisco tech giants (11-3-2022)
Rideshare company Lyft plans to announce layoffs for 13% of its workforce, or 700 employees, in a company meeting Thursday morning, stating the company was preparing for a recession and other challenges.
Police body camera footage of the assault on Paul Pelosi last week is being made available for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her family to view, according to San Francisco's district attorney.
Anne Makovec reports on police body camera video from attack on Paul Pelosi being made available for Pelosi family (11-3-2022)
SFUSD teachers blocked off Franklin street on Wednesday afternoon in protest of the district's new payroll system. Missing or late paychecks and healthcare issues have become a district wide problem, and as the first half of the school year comes to a close, teachers say that little has been done to make things better.
Anne Makovec reports on federal authorities coordinating with state and local law enforcement on increasing threats against politicians (11-2-2022)
