San Francisco facing lawsuit over homeless sweeps
San Francisco is facing a lawsuit over its homeless camp sweeps, with plaintiffs claiming the city is violating a federal law since it can't provide adequate shelter.
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San Francisco is facing a lawsuit over its homeless camp sweeps, with plaintiffs claiming the city is violating a federal law since it can't provide adequate shelter.
A 25-year-old man was injured in a shooting in San Francisco's Ingleside neighborhood early Wednesday morning, according to police.
Savage Republic, the experimental post-punk band that entranced audiences in the '80s with a stage show that felt more like a tribal ceremony than a rock concert, is bringing back their steel-barrel drum beats and Middle Eastern-tinged guitars to San Francisco's Bottom of the Hill this Friday.
A suspected carjacker is behind bars after his victim turned out to be an off-duty San Francisco police officer.
Three decades ago, finding opportunities to learn Cantonese in San Francisco wasn't hard.
A retired sergeant with the San Francisco Police Department on Monday has pleaded no contest to robbing a San Mateo drug store last year for prescription pain killers.
One of the most distinctive artists to create album covers during the '70s and beyond, British illustrator and designer Roger Dean recently spoke to CBS SF about several projects he's currently involved with in the Bay Area.
A man was pronounced dead early Monday morning in Halladie Plaza in San Francisco following an apparent stabbing, police said.
A pair of thieves appear to hit one residential garage three times in a matter of hours last week in San Francisco's Marina District.
Betty Yu reports on the warning one family has for neighbors after their Marina District garage is ransacked by thieves (9-25-2022)
The historic Double Play Bar and Grill, a popular sports bar in San Francisco's Mission District, was heavily damaged in a fire Saturday.
Hundreds of people came together Saturday for an event in San Francisco Bay that made some waves in the fight against cancer.
A San Francisco Fire Department firefighter is facing disciplinary action after being seen working while wearing a t-shirt with the conservative slogan "Let's Go Brandon" printed on the back.
The San Francisco Symphony kicked off its new season Friday evening with a one-of-a-kind performance and gala to benefit the artistic community.
The latest standard bearer of otherworldly psychedelia to emerge from Japan, Kikagaku Moyo brings its farewell tour to the Warfield Sunday.
Bay Area Rapid Transit officials announced Friday night that power issues that led to a disabled train inside the Transbay Tube and major delays through much of the day have been resolved.
While parklets have proven to be a lifeline for restaurants during the pandemic, folks who enjoy outdoor dining in San Francisco may see fewer of them next year, as the city implements new rules.
While parklets have proven to be a lifeline during the COVID-19 pandemic, restaurants in San Francisco are facing a deadline to keep their outdoor spaces, as the city implements new rules. Da Lin reports. (9/23/22)
The art of folding paper has been a Japanese art form for centuries, and a family in San Francisco has been keeping the tradition alive for generations. Ryan Yamamoto reports.
The University of California, Hastings College of the Law in San Francisco will be known under a new name in 2023.
For many small business owners, the pandemic put a halt on their livelihoods. Now, those who withstood the ordeal are picking up the pieces.
Some 200 passengers were stranded for about two hours Friday on a disabled BART train inside the Transbay Tube, triggering major delays into San Francisco during the morning commute.
Itay Hod reports on how Mission District restaurant Shuggie's Trash Pie uses imperfect produce for its pizzas (9-22-2022)
Rick Villaroman reports on an Uber driver and his passenger escaping injury after a tree comes crashing down on his vehicle in SF (9-22-2022)
While most people go to the local market looking for perfect fruits and veggies, San Francisco restaurateur Kayla Abe is all about produce that looks like it's heading straight for the compost bin.
