Stephen Curry sets NBA Finals record with six 3-pointers in 1st quarter of Game 1
Warriors star Stephen Curry erupted for 21 points on a record six 3-pointers in the first quarter of Game 1 of the NBA Finals against the Boston Celtics.
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Warriors star Stephen Curry erupted for 21 points on a record six 3-pointers in the first quarter of Game 1 of the NBA Finals against the Boston Celtics.
On the corner of 9th and Howard in San Francisco, there's a place where people take pride in living their authentic lives, even in a world where that's not always easy to do.
California regulators on Thursday gave a robotic taxi service the green light to begin charging passengers for driverless rides in San Francisco.
Top San Francisco officials and organizers of the upcoming SF Pride parade have reached an agreement that will allow some uniformed peace officers to participate in the event.
A shooting early Thursday morning in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood injured two people, according to police.
A feature documentary that looks back on the rich history of San Francisco's Aquarius Records sees its premiere screening Friday night at the Mission's Roxie Theatre.
Elected and LGBTQ leaders gathered on San Francisco's Twin Peaks Wednesday night to light up the Pink Triangle and to mark the official start of Pride Month. (6/1/22)
Ryan Yamamoto reports on the work that went into saving the last surviving piece of the original San Francisco Pride rainbow flags (6-1-2022)
The intersection of creativity and activism has always been the hallmark of Dustin Lance Black, who talked about the connection in an exclusive interview with KPIX 5.
Reed Cowan interviews 'Milk' screenwriter Dustin Lance Black about the intersection of activism and arts that has defined his career (6-1-2022)
A man on a motorized unicycle died in a collision with a Recology garbage truck in San Francisco's Hayes Valley neighborhood early Wednesday morning.
Inside an unassuming storefront on 18th Street near Castro, it is hard not to be immediately drawn to the bright and vibrant colors of the newest, most prized artifacts representing the history of the gay and lesbian cultural movement
Fire crews took on a 2-alarm blaze in San Francisco's Chinatown Wednesday afternoon and succeeded in extinguishing it without any reported injuries.
Tuesday was graduation day for hundreds of San Francisco public school students. KPIX 5 photojournalist Bryan Yuen talked to seniors graduating from Burton High who reflect on learning through the pandemic and their hopes for the future. (5/31/22)
The Bay Area’s current sixth COVID-19 surge is still going strong, according to latest case counts, but may crest in the coming weeks, experts said. Kiet Do reports. (5/31/22)
A fallen Black World War Ii hero, Leonard Roy Harmon, was honored Sunday during an annual ceremony at Lands End in San Francisco.
Police activity at the BART station at Balboa Park Tuesday morning caused delays in both directions, according to BART officials.
Reservations for the first concert of this year's 85th annual Stern Grove Festival featuring Tower of Power and Too $hort became available online at 2 p.m. Tuesday afternoon.
San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin sued a local fisherman last week for illegally catching hundreds of Dungeness crabs in the protected North Farallon Islands State Marine Reserve.
Betty Yu reports on Carnaval celebrations taking over the Mission District in SF (5-29-2022)
The Carnaval San Francisco Grand Parade brings its celebration of Brazilian, Caribbean, Mexican Aztec, African and a panoply of other cultures in the Mission District Sunday.
A 30-minute compilation of the most colorful dance performances from the 2022 Carnaval San Francisco parade. (5-29-22)
When a mother duck's babies fell through a grate into a drain by Oracle Park Sunday morning, San Francisco police officers quickly quacked the case.
Health officials warned the Bay Area will likely see a bump in the already higher COVID cases because of holiday weekend gatherings.
The return of the Carnaval parade carries a new meaning for many of the longtime businesses along Mission Street.
