Questions surround what recall of SF DA Chesa Boudin means for traditionally liberal city
Wilson Walker looks at the impact of San Francisco DA Chesa Boudin's recall on city's political ecosystem (6-8-2022)
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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.
A longtime fixture of the KPIX 5 newsroom will be moving on after Tuesday's primary election as anchor and reporter Allen Martin retires from broadcasting.
A California federal judge on Monday sentenced the Mexican man acquitted of murder in the 2015 shooting death of Kate Steinle on a San Francisco pier to the seven years he's already spent in jail.
In less than 48 hours, San Francisco voters will decide on possibly ousting the city's District Attorney, Chesa Boudin.
In the early 1980s, Pride celebrations in the Bay Area were shrouded in sorrow and grief as a lethal virus spread silently within the gay community.
San Francisco police on Saturday announced they solved three recent unrelated homicides and arrested four suspects.
Betty Yu reports on visiting couple who had their pet dog stolen in San Francisco smash-and-grab robbery (6-5-2022)
A couple visiting San Francisco are pleading for help recovering their stolen Chihuahua named Rylee who was taken in a smash-and-grab robbery last week.
The Jewish holiday of Shavuot will see a creative reimagining Saturday night when guitarist John Schott leads an all-star group through an eight-hour performance of the Thelonius Monk classic "'Round Midnight" at Light Rail Studios in San Francisco.
A San Francisco jeweler says she's closing her business after three burglaries in less than a year, with the most recent burglaries costing her $50,000 each.
Bars in San Francisco, Oakland and several other cities in California could be allowed to stay open until 4 a.m. under a new proposal brought on by two Bay Area lawmakers.
San Francisco has provided a rare look inside what is, in effect, the city's first safe consumption site for drug users.
