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Union leaders and city workers Friday urged San Francisco Mayor London Breed not to lay off workers and make cuts to public service to balance a $1.5 billion shortfall in the city's budget.
In recent weeks, some San Franciscans have raised concerns about a longtime problem they believe has suddenly gotten worse.
The owners of two San Francisco restaurants closed their establishments temporarily due to a potential exposure to COVID-19.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed has proposed a budget that would slash $120 million from law enforcement and redirect it to investments in the city's African American community.
KCBS reporter Liam Mayclem will be providing KPIX 5 users with a weekly tip list on how best to survive the current coronavirus outbreak.
One person was rescued and taken to the hospital early Friday as a 2-alarm fire raced through a 3-story apartment building near San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf.
A Chinese scientist working at UC Davis was charged with visa fraud after U.S. authorities said she concealed her military ties when she was arrested for leaving the Chinese consulate in San Francisco to seek medical care for her asthma.
Residents of Potrero Hill worked together to open up a walk-up COVID-19 testing site in their neighborhood.
Police in San Francisco on Thursday confirmed that suspects have been arrested in two separate violent assaults on officers resulting in injuries that happened over the past weekend.
Owners of the Cliff House restaurant in San Francisco announced Wednesday they are suing the insurance firm Allianz and its affiliates, claiming the companies didn't honor the national park concessionaire's business interruption policy.
The San Francisco Sheriff's Office confirmed that a second sworn staff member assigned to the Hall of Justice tested positive for COVID-19 Thursday.
With COVID-19 cases on the rise, San Francisco health officials announced Thursday they would be opening up a continuing mediccal care facility in the Presidio to allow more beds to be freed up in local hospitals to handle the surge.
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Rent prices are dropping in pricey San Francisco while the suburbs remain steady. The City is still the priciest place for rentals, but that may not be the case for long.
Police in San Francisco on Wednesday confirmed the arrest of a man suspected of punching a man on a Muni bus over the weekend, breaking bones in the victim's face.
Hours before a 5-alarm blaze erupted, roaring through nearly a block of commercial buildings, a San Francisco fire crew extinguished at late-night mattress fire at a homeless encampment in the neighborhood, officials confirmed Wednesday.
Citing mounting costs and having used up a federal COVID-19 assistance loan, the owners of San Francisco's Tadich Grill have announced the historic restaurant will be closing its doors Friday night.
Thousands of workers who sell food to the fans at Chase Center and Oracle are out of a job, due to the pandemic.
A man's body was found early Monday evening in Mountain Lake in the Presidio of San Francisco, according to the Presidio Trust.
On Tuesday night, the San Francisco School Board will finalize its plan for fully remote learning, a decision forced on school districts by the state.
As flames danced from one commercial building to another early Tuesday, San Francisco firefighters were faced with a dilemma as they battled the conflagration -- they had run out of hydrants.
A massive five-alarm fire erupted in a building housing a roofing company near southbound U.S. Highway 101 in San Francisco early Tuesday, causing the building to collapse and spreading to at least five other adjacent structures.
The remnants of a massive smoke plume from a 5-alarm fire that raced through several commercial buildings in San Francisco early Tuesday continued to linger miles away, triggering an air quality advisory for the East Bay.
In May, a massive fire at San Francisco's Pier 45 destroyed a warehouse holding the fishing gear for half the city's crab fleet. Now, even as debris is being removed, fishermen are scrambling to save their livelihoods.
Police in San Francisco on Monday asked for witnesses to an assault near Dolores Park earlier in July that left a male victim hospitalized with life-threatening injuries to step forward.
