Fed up with homelessness, Castro District merchants threaten to withhold city taxes
San Francisco Castro District merchants say the homeless situation is so bad they're threatening to stop paying city taxes and fees until progress is made.
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San Francisco Castro District merchants say the homeless situation is so bad they're threatening to stop paying city taxes and fees until progress is made.
San Francisco city officials announced Friday that Board of Supervisors candidate Leanna Louie will be removed from the ballot after not meeting residency requirements.
Today the San Francisco Sheriff's Office signed on to the 30x30 Pledge actions that policing agencies can take to improve the representation and experiences of women in law enforcement.
A billboard recently placed in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood referencing the recent school massacre in Uvalde, Texas has people wondering who put it up, and why.
Mohammed Nuru, the key figure in a San Francisco City Hall Public Works scandal that has led to numerous convictions, was sentenced to seven years in federal prison Thursday afternoon.
Homicides in California increased again last year — as did other violent crimes — amid rising frustration as the state's top Democrats are seeking to keep their jobs in upcoming elections.
After almost three months of rampant spread, the number of monkeypox infections in San Francisco is steadily declining. Though hopeful, state and local leaders are still cautiously calling on the federal government to issue more vaccines in an equitable way, both in San Francisco and across California.
A wild police chase through San Francisco streets turned dangerous Wednesday when the driver turned onto a pedestrian walkway in the Western Addition.
The popular Filipino eatery Señor Sisig started serving dishes out of a food truck. Now there's a new waterfront location in San Francisco's Ferry Building.
Rick Villaroman reports on San Francisco police taking two individuals into custody after a wild chase (8-24-2022)
From car break-ins to shoplifting, much has been said about property crime in San Francisco. For one set of victims, theft doesn't just come with a cost, it's making it difficult to work.
From car break-ins to shoplifting, much has been said about property crime in San Francisco. For one set of victims, theft doesn't just come with a cost, it's making it difficult to work. Wilson Walker reports. (8/24/22)
Health officials in San Francisco are now calling monkeypox "m-pox" as local cases continue to rise to alarming numbers this week.
A three-alarm fire at an apartment building in San Francisco's Western Addition neighborhood on Tuesday afternoon left 13 residents and two businesses displaced, fire officials said.
A three-alarm fire at an apartment complex north of San Francisco's Panhandle displaced at least 13 people Tuesday. More than 100 firefighters were called to the scene. Sara Donchey reports. (8/23/22)
With 181 pieces from ancient Egypt, the "Ramses the Great" exhibit has opened at San Francisco's de Young museum.
With 181 pieces from ancient Egypt, the "Ramses the Great" exhibit has opened at San Francisco's de Young museum. Wilson Walker reports. (8/23/22)
Fire crews battled a 3-alarm blaze on the upper floors of an apartment building near Alamo Square in San Francisco Tuesday.
Fire crews battled a blaze on the upper floors of an apartment building near Alamo Square in San Francisco Tuesday.
A 2-alarm fire was burning Tuesday at an apartment building in San Francisco at McAllister and Divisadero streets.
A man killed in a shooting that injured two other people early Sunday morning in San Francisco's Mission District has been identified by the city's Medical Examiner's Office.
A shooting early Tuesday morning in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood injured a 36-year-old man, according to police.
Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday vetoed a measure from a Bay Area lawmaker that would have allowed the opening of safe injection sites, where opioid users can legally inject drugs in supervised settings.
The city of San Francisco will receive another 1,600 vials of monkeypox vaccine in the coming days, making some 8,000 doses available to high-risk residents, the city's public health department said Monday.
Police in San Francisco on Monday announced the recent arrest of a suspect in connection with multiple burglaries committed across the city since June.
