1 Hurt In Shooting Near San Francisco's Union Square
A juvenile was shot in broad daylight near San Francisco's Union Square Tuesday afternoon, according to San Francisco police.
Watch CBS News
A juvenile was shot in broad daylight near San Francisco's Union Square Tuesday afternoon, according to San Francisco police.
The list of companies and organizations getting on board with COVID-19 vaccination requirements for employees in the Bay Area is growing.
Two suspects in a fatal shooting in San Francisco's South of Market district in May were arrested Thursday following two simultaneous warrants served in two locations, police said.
San Francisco Department of Public Health Director Dr. Grant Colfax on Thursday clarified the department's stance on COVID-19 vaccine booster shots for people who previously received the single-dose Johnson and Johnson vaccine.
An elderly San Francisco woman was found stabbed in the city's Sunset District late Thursday night after she was reported missing by her family hours earlier.
Police are investigating a carjacking at gunpoint that took place near the Westfield San Francisco Centre mall on Thursday afternoon.
Hawaii's real estate market appears to be heating up as a San Francisco investment banker recently sold his Maui mansion to a retired hedge fund CEO and a Hollywood actress for $45 million.
The Bay Area Air Quality Management District's board of directors approved $8.4 million in state funds Wednesday for the Clean Cars for All program, which provides grants to encourage Bay Area residents to turn in their old vehicles for greener transit options.
A car that was spotted last month during what San Francisco police called "an illegal exhibition of speed event" that included a person waving what looked like an AK-47 rifle out of a window was seized Wednesday, authorities said.
The man dubbed the Mayor of San Francisco's Mission District is known for protesting evictions and being a driving force behind the Carnaval parade and festival, which KPIX sponsors. But that is not the only reason why he is this week's Jefferson Award winner.
Police in San Francisco on Thursday confirmed the recent arrest of a Vallejo man in connection with a June fatal shooting in the city's Bayview neighborhood.
San Francisco police were seeking the public's help in finding the suspect vehicle and driver involved in a fatal hit-and-run crash last week on Treasure Island.
In what could be a first nationwide, the San Francisco Department of Public Health, while not recommending COVID vaccine boosters, is allowing some people to get them.
Founding member and guitarist of rootsy alt-rock outfit Cracker Johnny Hickman plays a rare solo show in San Francisco Saturday, playing songs from his new album 'Blood Moon' at the Make-Out Room.
With COVID cases spiking due to the new Delta variant more people want to know if they are sick. Health officials are keeping close watch on access to testing in San Francisco.
Under the new rules, San Francisco Giants and the Oakland A's are asking fans to mask up when they are inside.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed settled this week with the city's Ethics Commission to pay $22,792 in fines over a series of ethics violations, the mayor's office said Tuesday.
The San Francisco Symphony announced Tuesday it's updating its safety protocols to prevent the spread of COVID-19 at its concerts as the virus continues to surge once again.
San Francisco Public Library plans to reopen 11 neighborhood branches for in-person service over the next two weeks and will also resume pre-pandemic hours at the Main Library after the Labor Day holiday, city officials announced Tuesday.
CBS SF recently spoke with Bay Area author Bob Calhoun about his new true crime book 'The Murders That Made Us' and his upcoming spoken word appearance in San Francisco with noted writers and musicians Lydia Lunch and Eugene Robinson.
A woman is in critical condition Monday night at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and hospital officials are asking for help identifying her.
A recent spate of lawsuits against Bay Area businesses for violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act has the merchant community on edge.
Health directors from seven San Francisco Bay Area counties and the city of Berkeley on Monday ordered residents living in their jurisdictions to once again wear masks at businesses, restaurants and other indoor public settings.
A 76-year-old man was fatally stabbed Saturday in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood and a suspect has been arrested after coming to a police station to confess to the crime, police said.
Employers are losing patience with unvaccinated workers, including those in San Francisco.
