COVID: Iconic Saint Mary's Cathedral In San Francisco Struggling To Stay Open
Like many Bay Area businesses and nonprofits, California's oldest cathedral is now struggling to keep its doors open.
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Like many Bay Area businesses and nonprofits, California's oldest cathedral is now struggling to keep its doors open.
The proposed four-year extension of 150-foot SkyStar Observation Wheel in Golden Gate Park faces another hurdle Wednesday, when the San Francisco Historic Preservation Commission will review the Recreation and Park Department's request for a certificate of appropriateness.
U.S. Sen. Alex Padilla has been named chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee's Immigration Subcommittee.
Police in San Francisco are searching for a suspect who stabbed a community worker in the face on Market Street Sunday in an unprovoked attack.
A rally to push for love and healing in the Asian community drew hundreds to Civic Center Plaza Sunday.
Three suspects were in custody and more than $150,000 in suspected stolen merchandise recovered after an investigation into a Reno Lululemon store retail theft led to the San Francisco Bay Area.
Police in San Francisco on Friday were asking for the public's help to locate a computer programmer who has been missing for more than a month.
Though the doors of the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco are still closed due to the pandemic, the museum's African penguins still marked the Valentine's holiday in traditional fashion.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced Friday that the recently renovated Willie "Woo Woo" Wong Playground in Chinatown will reopen in time for Lunar New Year celebrations.
Lawyers representing the United States asked a San Francisco federal court on Thursday to suspend litigation over the government's attempt to shut down the WeChat messaging app in the United States.
KCBS reporter Liam Mayclem will be providing KPIX 5 users with a weekly tip list on how best to survive the current coronavirus outbreak.
The owner of a recycling business has received prison time for bribing former San Francisco Public Works Director Mohammed Nuru, as part of an ongoing corruption probe by federal officials.
The office of state auditor Elaine Howle said that the state continues to have the largest homeless population in the nation "likely in part because its approach to addressing homelessness has been disjointed."
San Francisco's motorists may have to start pumping their brakes more frequently when driving in the Tenderloin, which could become the city's first neighborhood to reduce the speed of traffic to 20 mph in order to abate vehicle collisions.
Police in San Francisco are investigating a collision that killed a 12-year-old boy Wednesday morning in the city's Bayview District.
Vacancy rates are well into the double digits in cities across the Bay Area, but some small property owners say rent control has led them to keep some apartments empty rather than drop rent prices.
Last week, a pedestrian was hit by a car in San Francisco's Excelsior District. While he survived, what surveillance cameras captured of the incident has shaken people's faith in humanity.
Police in San Francisco on Wednesday announced the arrest of a suspect in the Saturday abduction of two small children taken during the theft of a minivan in Pacific Heights, according to authorities.
Missing persons investigators with the San Francisco Police Department are searching for a Mission District resident who was reported missing last month.
A former state assemblyman was sentenced to over a year in prison and a hefty fine in connection with a money laundering scheme to fund the building of Peet's Coffee shops at San Francisco BART stations, the U.S. Department of Justice said Wednesday.
The San Francisco Giants announced a deal Wednesday with the city of Scottsdale that allows the team to host between 750-1,000 fans during exhibition games.
The City of San Francisco intends to return two religious artifacts to Thailand after the city settled a lawsuit with the federal government.
San Francisco's school board voted to change the admissions policy at the city's prestigious Lowell High School.
Police in San Francisco on Tuesday announced the arrest of two men accused of robbing a TV news crews over the weekend as the victims were filming in the city's South of Market neighborhood.
