Candidates weigh in on San Francisco drug crisis ahead of election
San Francisco's open-air drug crisis and how to deal with it is front of mind for many residents with less than a month to go before the election. Betty Yu reports. (10-16-22)
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San Francisco's open-air drug crisis and how to deal with it is front of mind for many residents with less than a month to go before the election. Betty Yu reports. (10-16-22)
Texas progressive-punk juggernaut the Mars Volta headlines two nights at the Warfield Theater starting Tuesday as part of the reunited band's first tour in a decade.
A coalition of community groups wants to restrict traffic on the 100 block of Golden Gate Avenue in San Francisco to install green space and a play area.
Police in San Francisco on Friday confirmed the arrest of a suspect accused of harassing over a dozen women during the past two months, including multiple incidents of sexual battery.
In San Francisco, a recently completed mural on JFK Drive in Golden Gate Park was vandalized overnight.
A mural honoring Indigenous people that was painted on JFK Drive in Golden Gate Park was the target of vandalism. Anne Makovec reports. (10-14-22)
The San Francisco Zoo & Gardens on Friday announced the arrival of a pygmy hippopotamus, the first of its endangered species at the zoo since 2004.
Police in San Francisco on Friday confirmed the recent arrest of three suspects -- including a 15-year-old boy -- in connection with an armed robbery and shooting in the Mission earlier this week.
With election day looming in less than a month, on Thursday KPIX 5 takes a closer look at what's at stake when San Francisco voters decide whether to reopen JFK Drive to cars.
A man arrested Saturday carrying nearly eight pounds of narcotics in the Tenderloin District was charged with multiple felony drug offenses, according to a news release Wednesday from San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins.
Sara Donchey reports on federal funding for Laguna Honda Hospital being extended to cover costs through most of 2022 (10-12-2022)
A 52-year-old man suspected in the fatal stabbing of another man last August in San Francisco's Bayview neighborhood was recently arrested, police said Wednesday.
Police officers all over San Francisco Bay Area scrambled to multiple reports of shootings at school campuses Wednesday morning, only to find that the calls were hoaxes.
A San Francisco homeowner frustrated by police inaction and tired of being a crime victim is trying to crack his own burglary case and making some progress.
A Mission District tradition makes a major change this weekend when Noise Pop holds its 20th Street Block Party Saturday at a brand new location.
Itay Hod reports on a San Francisco nonprofit organization providing life necessities to those living on the streets (10-11-2022)
Anne Makovec reports on hearing to discuss undated resignation letters commissioners were required to sign by Mayor London Breed to get their positions (10-11-2022)
A newly established non-profit organization in San Francisco is assisting the city's unhoused residents by providing some of life's basic necessities.
Police in San Francisco arrested a man early Tuesday who was found naked in a apartment building on Van Ness Avenue after allegedly opening a pipe that flooded the structure.
Police in San Francisco are investigating two separate incidents -- an armed robbery and an argument -- that led to two men being shot early Tuesday morning, according to authorities.
Ryan Yamamoto reports on emergency meeting for San Francisco's Board of Supervisors to discuss Mayor Breed allegedly requiring some commissioners to provide signed undated resignation letters (10-11-2022)
The El Rio in San Francisco's Mission District pays tribute to beloved late punk show promoter Scott Rogers with an epic afternoon show this Saturday celebrating his birthday.
Fleet Week presents a unique opportunity to highlight some of the humanitarian work the Marine Corps does, but it's not every day a Marine gets to reunite with a person they helped.
Lauren Toms reports on the reunion between a U.S. Marine and the family he helped escape from Afghanistan (10-10-2022)
Elizabeth Cook talks to Mental Health Association of San Francisco CEO Mark Salazar about free services available in the Bay Area and California for those who need help (10-10-2022)
