Police arrest suspect in fatal stabbing outside 24th Street Mission BART station
Police on Friday morning arrested a suspect in connection with a fatal stabbing on the street level outside the 24th Street Mission station last month.
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Police on Friday morning arrested a suspect in connection with a fatal stabbing on the street level outside the 24th Street Mission station last month.
From a teddy bear, a flowering tulip, to a rabbit and colorful peacock, customers get more than just a cup of coffee at Home Coffee Roasters in San Francisco. They get a piece of art.
People across the San Francisco Bay Area on Friday were remembering the sinister hue the skies took on the two-year anniversary of the day wildfire smoke turned the sky an apocalyptic shade of orange.
While many members of the British Royal Family have come to the San Francisco Bay Area over the years, it was the visits of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles in the 1970s and 1980s that drew the most attention.
Bay Area residents reacted in disbelief to the news Thursday that Queen Elizabeth II had died at the age of 96.
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg was in San Francisco on Thursday to tour the new Central Subway, as work on the long-delayed line finally wraps up.
One chocolatier and café in Chinatown is fed up with increasing crimes and attacks against the Asian American community. It's now offering free self-defense classes to all employees.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors amended the city planning code this week to make installing new electric vehicle charging stations easier.
Amid rising attacks against Asian-Americans, the chef of a small café in San Francisco's Chinatown is teaching self-defense skills to his staff. Betty Yu reports. (9/7/22)
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously passed a resolution at its meeting Tuesday to decriminalize psychedelics like psilocybin mushrooms and ayahuasca.
A judge dismissed a lawsuit Wednesday filed by aspiring San Francisco supervisor candidate Leanna Louie against the city's decision to remove her from the race due to issues over where she lives.
Queen Maxima of the Netherlands met with LGBTQ rights advocates and attended a sustainability summit as part of a royal visit to San Francisco on Tuesday. (9/6/22)
A man in his 20s suffered life-threatening injuries in a shooting after an altercation outside of a nightclub in San Francisco's Mission Terrace neighborhood over the holiday weekend, police said Tuesday.
Tourists and locals alike packed San Francisco restaurants this Labor Day weekend. China Live in Chinatown had its busiest night yet since the restaurant opened about 5 years ago.
Sara Donchey reports on on large crowds packing popular Bay Area beaches during holiday heat wave (9-5-2022)
Noted guitarist and recording engineer Steve Albini brings his explosive post-punk trio Shellac to the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco for two night starting Tuesday.
Two women were shot in the Bayview District on Sunday night and one women succumbed to her injuries.
Last week San Francisco police announced a $25,000 reward for information about the brutal killing of a sleeping homeless man who was set a blaze in the Mission District.
The Chapel in San Francisco's Mission District celebrates its tenth anniversary in the coming months with a series of anticipated concerts.
Fans went wild for Bay Area-based rap superstar P-Lo, who headlined "Live at Thrive City," the Warriors summer concert series event, Friday night.
Non-citizen residents of San Francisco will be able to vote in this November's school board elections after a state Court of Appeal ruling this week paused a previous judge's ruling.
A week after state regulators voted on a plan to ban the sale of new gas-powered cars by 2035, people who already have electric cars are being told to cut back on charging as we head into a heat wave.
Officers arrested a man after he crashed a stolen motorcycle in San Francisco's Bayview District on Wednesday evening and suffered critical injuries, according to police.
A number of victims of sexual and physical assault are suing San Francisco-based Lyft for their failure to protect passengers and drivers.
Kiet Do talks to one of the plaintiffs in lawsuits filed against Lyft over assaults on passengers and drivers (8-31-2022)
