Uber faces lawsuit by hundreds of women claiming assaults by drivers
Justin Andrews reports on new lawsuit filed by over 500 women against the ride-hailing app company over claims of assault (7-14-2022)
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Justin Andrews reports on new lawsuit filed by over 500 women against the ride-hailing app company over claims of assault (7-14-2022)
On Thursday afternoon, the owners of Cantina Los Mayas in the Richmond District were getting ready for their grand opening Thursday night.
Twitter users across the globe were reporting an outage on the social media service that started early Thursday morning and lasted for about an hour.
Uber is facing a lawsuit from more than 500 women claiming they were assaulted by drivers.
As the number of monkeypox cases in the Bay Area grows and as people wait for vaccines, calls are growing urgent for a more aggressive response to the outbreak.
Netflix has picked Microsoft to help deliver the commercials in a cheaper version of its video streaming service expected to launch later this year.
San Francisco public health officials said Wednesday they are running out of monkeypox vaccines and are urgently requesting additional ones from the federal government.
Celebrity chef Ayesha Curry's pop-up is featuring items from Black-owned businesses and will be at the Palace Hotel throughout the month of July. Gianna Franco reports.
Pets may be paying the price for the soaring cost of living. Andria Borba reports on a disturbing trend that's pushing a San Francisco shelter to its limits.
San Francisco's newly appointed District Attorney Brooke Jenkins on Tuesday vowed change is coming to the Tenderloin, but at least one longtime neighborhood resident was skeptical.
Lauren Toms reports on one resident of San Francisco's Tenderloin unconvinced by new district attorney's vow to clean up neighborhood (7-12-2022)
Police say a trio of robbers pistol-whipped their victim during a home invasion robbery in San Francisco's Portola District early Tuesday morning, leaving injuries that required the victim to be hospitalized.
Opioid makers Allergan and Teva have agreed to pay $54 million in cash and overdose reversal drugs to settle a federal lawsuit brought by San Francisco.
The United States Coast Guard Northern California rescued a windsurfer from the San Francisco Bay on Monday, the San Francisco Fire Department reported.
Gap Inc. has announced that its CEO and president Sonia Syngal is stepping down from her role after two years on the job, effective immediately.
Police in San Francisco are investigating a shooting that left a male victim dead Saturday night in the Potrero Hill neighborhood, authorities said.
San Francisco's new district attorney Brooke Jenkins spoke to KPIX Sunday about her priorities for the D.A.'s office and how she plans to balance reform and accountability.
San Francisco's interim district attorney has vowed to take a harder stance against both drug users and dealers, an issue highlighted in a new viral video showing open drug use downtown in front of children.
As the monkeypox outbreak grows, two San Francisco lawmakers along with the LGBTQ community have become frustrated over the federal government's response and the lack of available vaccines.
Grassroots supporters are handing in petition signatures for a ballot measure to reopen John F. Kennedy Drive and the Great Highway this Monday.
Betty Yu reports on a viral video of kids facing a gauntlet of drug users on Mission Street after getting off a Muni bus (7-9-2022)
Sara Donchy reports on fallout after Elon Musk announces he will not complete deal to purchase SF-based Twitter (7-9-2022)
A San Francisco doctor plans to help women in states where abortion is limited or banned by offering services on a floating clinic offshore.
Twitter promised it would sue Tesla CEO Elon Musk to uphold the deal after he announced Friday he would abandon his tumultuous $44 billion offer to buy the San Francisco-based company.
The assassination of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe shocked those who followed his career in the Bay Area.
