Locally produced movie 'I'm Charlie Walker' tells lost tale of San Francisco
On Friday night, a locally produced film called "I'm Charlie Walker" premieres in San Francisco, telling the story of what seems like a lost chapter of Bay Area history.
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On Friday night, a locally produced film called "I'm Charlie Walker" premieres in San Francisco, telling the story of what seems like a lost chapter of Bay Area history.
The final environmental impact report is now complete for the section between San Francisco and San Jose of California's high-speed rail project.
The annual Stern Grove Festival kicks off on Sunday, June 12, with a rescheduled concert of last year's planned series closers Tower of Power and Too $hort.
A 28-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of robbing a bank in San Francisco's Richmond District on Thursday morning, police said.
While the pride flag is bright and colorful, history shows us the ties between law enforcement and the LGBTQ community has been dark and full of tension.
At least three probable cases of the Monkeypox have been identified in San Francisco, health officials said Thursday, nearly one week after the first case was reported in the city.
Meteorologists forecasted a heatwave coming this weekend, prompting PG&E to warn its customers that the excessive heat could contribute to power outages.
A shooting in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood left a 54-year-old man suffering from life-threatening injuries early Thursday morning, according to police.
A Peninsula man who was convicted for selling fentanyl in San Francisco's Tenderloin has been sentenced to nearly four years in prison, federal prosecutors said Wednesday.
Wilson Walker reports on the next step in the recall of San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin: Mayor London Breed appointing a replacement (6-8-2022)
Now that the voters of San Francisco have decided to remove district attorney Chesa Boudin, the next move is up to Mayor London Breed.
Wilson Walker looks at the impact of San Francisco DA Chesa Boudin's recall on city's political ecosystem (6-8-2022)
The recall of San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin is sparking conversation across the country, and there is a lot to talk about.
Though San Francisco's Mission Bay neighborhood is basically brand new, there's a problem that's become so old to many people who live there: the issue of sinking sidewalks. Now, a group of residents are suing the city in the hopes of finding a solution.
At any Pride celebration, the ubiquitous rainbow flag can be found hanging from business and homes, clutched in hands and even painted on faces.
A $400 million bond for the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency for street and transit improvements in the city appears to not have enough votes to pass, based on the latest unofficial results from Tuesday's election.
Team coverage of what lies ahead after Tuesday night's primary election results (5-6-2022)
Firefighters battled a brush fire burning on a hillside near a U.S. Highway 101-off ramp Wednesday morning in San Francisco's Potrero Hill neighborhood.
SFJAZZ kicks off the 39th annual San Francisco Jazz Festival this week an array of great performers including bassist Christian McBride, pianist Chucho Valdes, vocalist Dianne Reeves and much more.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Tuesday passed Supervisor Rafael Mandelman's "A Place For All" ordinance to provide shelter for "everyone willing to accept it."
An openly transgender cleric from San Francisco has resigned from the Evangelical Lutheran Church amid allegations of racism after firing the pastor of a predominantly Latino congregation.
Embattled SF DA Chesa Boudin talks to supporters after majority of voters back his recall in California primary (6-7-2022)
Pandemic-related delays in spay and neuter surgeries has filled shelters in the city—as well as elsewhere in the Bay Area and across the nation, local officials said—with homeless dogs.
A small, family-owned business in San Francisco isn't sure how much more it can take after robbers stole from them yet again, and hurt one of their employees.
Angry tenants demanded answers Monday after a pipe burst and forced them to evacute their San Francisco high-rise apartment more than 72 hours ago.
