San Francisco Police Arrest in Fatal Tenderloin Shooting
San Francisco Police on Wednesday arrested a suspect in a fatal shooting earlier that morning in the city's Tenderloin neighborhood.
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San Francisco Police on Wednesday arrested a suspect in a fatal shooting earlier that morning in the city's Tenderloin neighborhood.
While the smoke from the many fires burning in Northern California is unpleasant for local residents, in the era of COVID-19, it can lead to some serious health risks.
A San Francisco woman at the helm of one of the nation's most prominent Black community newspapers is stepping down after nearly three decades.
No one likes to spend time at the DMV, but a couple of car owners had a particularly bad visit to the San Francisco office Thursday.
Health officials in San Francisco on Thursday confirmed that the city and county remain on the California Department of Public Health COVID-19 watch list.
Airbnb on Wednesday filed preliminary paperwork for selling stock on Wall Street, undaunted by a global pandemic that has taken some wind out of its home-sharing business.
Gov. Gavin Newsom on Wednesday announced that San Francisco and other cities could allow in-person learning at their schools if they continue to show improvement in decreasing COVID-19 cases.
Police in San Francisco are investigating a fatal shooting early Wednesday morning in the city's Tenderloin neighborhood.
Investigators were asking for the public's help to identify suspects seen on surveillance video breaking into San Francisco's KZV Armenian School and vandalizing the campus with hateful graffiti.
Cal ISO lifted a Stage 2 emergency Tuesday night, eliminating the need for more rotating power outages as the Bay Area continued to swelter under the ongoing heat wave.
A San Francisco Rec and Park employee posted video on social media of a weekend encounter with an unmasked woman who approached with scissors in hand while going on a racist tirade.
A man recorded on cellphone video apparently ranting against wearing masks in a Marshall's department store in Campbell Monday was identified as Tim Gaskin, a former San Francisco artist, magazine editor and television show host.
The Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital asked the public Tuesday to help identify one of its patients.
Distance learning for San Francisco students started on Monday and with it Mayor London Breed announced the city's latest health order effective immediately, allowing for Community Learning Hubs for students from kindergarten through sixth grade.
Anger welled up in Kristin Urquiza's voice. Her beloved father was among the hundreds of thousands who have died during COVID-19 pandemic. His "only preexisting condition was trusting Donald Trump."
The San Francisco Unified School District is the latest Bay Area district to begin the new school year with online learning only amid deep concerns about the quality of instruction students will receive.
Even a rare August thunderstorm failed to break a stifling heat wave's grip on the San Francisco Bay Area Sunday as at least eight cities recorded record new high temperatures.
Just hours after PG&E officials said they might have to initiate more rolling blackouts in the Bay Area affecting over 200,000 customers Sunday night, the utility announced that California's power grid had sufficient energy to meet demand.
One person died Sunday evening in a one-alarm house fire near Candlestick Point in southern San Francisco, the San Francisco Fire Department reported.
As the sun set over Ocean Beach Saturday evening, bonfires began popping up with groups gathered around them. Just hours earlier, the blistering heat brought crowds hoping to cool off to the coast.
Like thousands of others, William Hauser came to San Francisco to pursue his digital dreams. Then the COVID-19 pandemic began and his professional world was turned upside down.
Looking to cool off at a beach this weekend? There's plenty of options in the Bay Area, but you need to be aware of their restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Officials with the FBI and San Francisco police on Friday announced the arrest of a suspect in the 2019 gang-related murder of a 15-year-old shot near his Mission District home.
The lawyer for a group of independent San Francisco fitness studios has demanded that city officials rescind the health order prohibiting indoor training after the health official who issued the order admitted there was no rational reason behind the ban.
It's believed to be a first in the state: housing for domestic violence survivors who served unfair prison terms for killing their abusers.
