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A man suffered injuries after he witnessed thieves breaking into his car and then chased after them on Monday afternoon in San Francisco's Inner Sunset neighborhood, police said.
The San Francisco's medical examiner's office on Tuesday identified a 79-year-old pedestrian killed earlier this month after being struck by a vehicle.
Police in San Francisco on Tuesday announced the arrest of a suspect who recently threatened to shoot Asian customers at a Tenderloin business.
An arrest has been made in connection with the aggravated assault of a passenger on a Muni bus in San Francisco last October, police said Monday.
San Francisco firefighters rescued a man Monday morning after he fell into the Bay near the Ferry Building, fire officials said.
Police officers working in San Francisco's Tenderloin District arrested two suspects in possession of more than 155 grams of narcotics over the weekend.
An 18-year-old San Francisco man died in a motorcycle crash in the city's McLaren Park on Saturday, according to police.
With one in for Californians now at least partly vaccinated against COVID-19, questions are surfacing about the durability of the vaccine and how long will it protect the recipient from the virus.
A nonprofit aimed at feeding those in need in San Francisco while helping businesses recently hit a big milestone with nearly 1.9 million meals distributed in its first year of operation.
A woman was fatally hit by multiple cars on U.S. Highway 101 in San Francisco early Friday, the California Highway Patrol said.
Police in San Francisco on Thursday said the department is aware of a circulating social media post warning about an alleged random assault targeting older Asian victims on a Muni bus last week.
A San Francisco superior court judge on Thursday denied City Attorney Dennis Herrera's request for a preliminary injunction that would force the San Francisco Unified officials to reopen school by the end of April.
A lawsuit filed by homeowners at the Hunters Point Shipyard against the homes' developers over radiation contamination will be settled for $6.3 million, an attorney representing the homeowners said Wednesday.
A former forensic lab analyst with the San Francisco Chief Medical Examiner's Office has been charged with two misdemeanors connected with evidence theft, according to SF District Attorney Chesa Boudin.
San Francisco artists will begin receiving $1,000 a month in guaranteed income under a pilot program to support those disproportionately affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, Mayor London Breed announced Thursday.
More than 700 San Francisco janitors walked off the job Wednesday for a three-day strike over what they said are unfair labor practices following eight months of failed contract negotiations.
Police in San Francisco on Wednesday confirmed the arrest of a suspect who assaulted multiple Asian victims near the Polk Gulch neighborhood Monday morning.
Mayor London Breed Wednesday announced new efforts by San Francisco officials to increase public safety and provide support to members of the city's Asian and Pacific Islander (API) community.
Some first responders are coordinating their own effort to help curb street violence from the recent rash of attacks on Asians in San Francisco.
An Asian woman was briefly dragged by a moving car during a robbery that was caught on video in San Francisco's Polk Gulch neighborhood over the weekend.
An elderly San Francisco woman who fought back during an assault - and who has received nearly $1 million in donations after her story went viral - will be donating the funds to the Asian American community to fight racism, according to her family.
A longtime San Francisco resident and US Army veteran said he was attacked for wearing a veteran's hat on a grocery shopping trip in the city.
Thieves busted into the Asian bakery Pineapple King twice in one night Sunday, which made the owners feel "totally violated" while the country deals with a rash of anti-Asian violence.
Two 18-year-olds and two juveniles were arrested near Fisherman's Wharf in connection with nearly a dozen auto burglaries in San Francisco over the weekend.
A group of local lawyers sued the San Francisco Unified School District in San Francisco Superior Court last Thursday over issues with the board of education's recent decision to change the names of 44 schools.
