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San Francisco is taking steps to keep essential services operating amid the surge in COVID cases fueled by the omicron variant, Mayor London Breed said Tuesday.
San Francisco police requested the public's help Tuesday finding a suspect in a carjacking reported in the city's South of Market neighborhood the afternoon before.
Police in San Francisco announced that a man suspected in a fatal shooting on Monday, the city's first homicide of the year, has turned himself in to authorities.
State Sen. Scott Wiener announced this week he's withdrawing a bill that bans some medically unnecessary surgeries on intersex children until they are old enough to participate in the decision.
With about 600 new cases a day on average in San Francisco, many restaurants have reported cases among staff members, forcing them to temporarily close.
The San Francisco Police Department is asking the public for help in a shooting and homicide case that occurred on Monday, which is the city's first homicide case of the year.
The death of Joey Hernandez in a nightclub brawl over a decade ago is reportedly San Francisco's oldest open homicide case, but his family says the way the case has been handled over the years has been a crime in itself.
Police in San Francisco on Monday announced that a French Bulldog that was "violently robbed" from her owner while being walked in the Marina District on New Year's Day has been safely recovered.
Sources close to the Golden State Warriors say after a two-year hiatus, Klay Thompson is expected to play with the team in their game against the Cleveland Cavaliers Sunday.
Muni's California Cable Car line resumed regular service on Monday morning after being down over the weekend, San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency officials said.
A man was left with critical injuries on New Year's Eve after an assault in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood, police said.
Police in San Francisco are searching for a suspect who robbed woman of her pet French Bulldog in the Marina District Saturday morning.
With 2021 just about in the rearview mirror, people around the Bay Area told KPIX 5 they're ready to focus on what's ahead.
The public health departments in San Francisco and Santa Cruz County announced Friday they are aligning with new shortened COVID-19 isolation and quarantine guidelines set by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
A beloved Bay Area business that makes traditional rice cakes will be closing after more than 100 years.
It's billed as California's largest two-story gingerbread house and you can walk through it; a holiday tradition that's returned to San Francisco's Fairmont Hotel.
Heavily-populated states such as California saw big increases in COVID-19 cases due to the Omicron variant, especially among unvaccinated children, according to health experts.
Organizers for the 2022 San Francisco Sketchfest announced Thursday they're postponing the festival planned for next month due to rising numbers of COVID-19 cases related to the omicron variant.
After months of being locked in the grip of an extreme drought, December's wintery onslaught has dumped several inches of rain in the San Francisco Bay Area and more than 11 feet of snow in the Sierra to considerably eased those parched dry conditions.
San Francisco Police asked the public's help Thursday searching for three suspects who reportedly assaulted a 28-year-old man and hit him with a vehicle as he tried to flee in San Francisco's Mission District early Thursday morning.
For the first time ever, people looking for fresh Dungeness crab will be able to buy it directly from local fishermen off their boats beginning Wednesday.
There's a proposed revision to the ongoing fix for San Francisco's leaning Millennium Tower that would scale back the amount of work that needs to be done, but some critics remain skeptical.
A southbound Caltrain heading towards San Jose/Gilroy collided with a vehicle on the tracks in San Francisco on Wednesday evening, according to Caltrain.
Even as the omicron variant is driving a spike in COVID-19 cases, San Francisco public health officials reiterated their support for the resumption of in-person learning at schools after the holidays.
An American holiday tradition that began in San Francisco has returned to the live stage this holiday.
