Man dies after being shot in San Francisco's McLaren Park
A shooting Monday afternoon in the area of San Francisco's John McLaren Park killed one man, according to police.
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A shooting Monday afternoon in the area of San Francisco's John McLaren Park killed one man, according to police.
A wild shootout on a San Francisco street left an entire row of homes riddled with bullets. Sara Donchey shows us surveillance video of the incident.
Juliette Goodrich reports on shootout in San Francisco that left two people injured (7-25-2022)
An apparent shootout early Monday left houses and cars in a San Francisco neighborhood riddled with bullet holes.
Natalie Brand reports on growing concerns about the rising number of monkeypox cases in San Francisco and across the country (7-25-2022)
The San Francisco branch of the NAACP voted unanimously Sunday (105-0) to demand the resignation of San Francisco School Board Trustee Ann Hsu over racist remarks she made in a public questionnaire.
Among the thousands who finished the 45th annual San Francisco Marathon on Sunday was a team of runners brought together by adversity.
A local sports radio producer overcame much more than just the challenges of rigorous training to become an "American Ninja Warrior."
San Francisco community leaders and residents of Chinatown celebrated the second annual Ping Yuen Summer Block Party Saturday.
New San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins has let go of 15 employees hired under predecessor Chesa Boudin. One of the former prosecutors expressed concerns about the sweeping changes.
Federal prosecutors announced Friday that Uber has admitted to and taken responsibility for a coverup associated with a significant data breach the ride-hailing giant experienced in 2016.
With San Francisco's ongoing monkeypox outbreak, on Friday officials announced the city lacks sufficient vaccine supply for the number of people who need it.
The sounds of Americana will fill Stern Grove in San Francisco on Sunday with Grammy-Award winning singer LeAnn Rimes headlining.
Gianna Franco reports on San Francisco's A.C.T. getting ready for the Aug. 4th world premiere of "The Code" (7-21-2022)
Police in San Francisco on Friday issued a warning to residents and visitors regarding an uptick in robberies targeting people wearing high-end watches.
It's an exciting time for San Francisco's American Conservatory Theatre as they prepare for the world premiere of "The Code" at the Strand Theatre.
Two busy plazas in San Francisco's Mission District has been fenced off in the hopes of deterring crime, slowing the sale of stolen goods, and supporting legal street vendors.
San Francisco supervisors on Thursday lambasted the public health response to the ongoing global monkeypox outbreak, calling for improved communication with at-risk groups and an influx of vaccine doses.
Two women were injured in a shooting in San Francisco's Visitacion Valley neighborhood earlier this week, police said Thursday.
Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital is seeing help identifying a man admitted to the hospital in critical condition.
As San Francisco's downtown area became empty during the COVID-19 pandemic, a few local groups have announced a plan to revitalize the area. Sara Donchey reports. (7/20/22)
The latest in ongoing series of "shared spaces" fights in San Francisco isn't focused on the Great Highway or Golden Gate Park, but over a farmers market.
Andria Borba reports on the latest San Francisco conflict over shared space between an Outer Sunset prep school and a popular farmers market (7-20-2022)
Anne Makovec reports on Bay Area health officials trying to step up efforts to control monkeypox as disease continues to spread (7-20-2022)
Demand for monkeypox vaccines remained high in the Bay Area Wednesday, with the number of people seeking the shots far outpacing supply.
