Chinese Hospital Test, Track & Trace Program Stops COVID-19 Outbreak At Chinatown SRO
A new COVID-19 testing and tracking program is underway to prevent outbreaks in one of San Francisco's most vulnerable communities.
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A new COVID-19 testing and tracking program is underway to prevent outbreaks in one of San Francisco's most vulnerable communities.
In the wake of a profane and racist graffiti attack on San Francisco's KZV Armenian School, the local Armenian community came together Friday afternoon to pray and show their strength.
The victim of a suspected homicide Thursday in San Francisco's Bayview District has been identified as a 58-year-old.
A Chinese researcher, wanted on visa fraud charges and being harbored inside San Francisco's Chinese Consulate, was in the custody of US Marshals Friday and being held in Sacramento.
KCBS reporter Liam Mayclem will be providing KPIX 5 users with a weekly tip list on how best to survive the current coronavirus outbreak.
San Francisco's iconic Ferry Building has been reclassified from an indoor shopping area to a transit hub allowing its shops and restaurants.
Mayor London Breed has announced that the city will create 'learning hubs' to support up to 6,000 disadvantaged students when San Francisco schools reopen for the fall with distance learning.
While lack of affordable housing is the number one reason many educators leave the Bay Area, one local startup is hoping to help with that problem.
The FBI believes the Chinese consulate in San Francisco is harboring a Chinese researcher who is charged in federal court in California with lying about her military background.
San Francisco's TPC Harding Park Golf Course will be the center of the golf world for a week in August as it hosts the PGA Championship. Click for a virtual tour of the course.
The death of Mario Woods five years ago brought police reforms to San Francisco that were five decades in the making.
The San Francisco Police Department is seeking four suspects after two people were wounded in a shooting in the city's Bayview neighborhood earlier this month.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced Wednesday that the city will increase its COVID-19 testing capacity by adding appointments at existing sites and adding new mobile pop-up testing sites.
A shooting in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood early Wednesday morning left a 44-year-old man injured, police said.
Officials with the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency have announced that several bus lines that have been out of service since March due to the COVID-19 outbreak and the business shutdown will be returning in August.
The Board of Supervisors on Tuesday voted on a handful of charter amendments to be placed on the San Francisco's November ballot, but ultimately shot down one measure that would've created a Public Advocate Office.
A 2-alarm fire burning at a house at 1254 33rd Ave. near Golden Gate Park has been contained, the San Francisco Fire Department said Tuesday night.
When it comes to serving the community, there's nothing like a team that produces 300 meals a day, led by a world-renowned, three-star Michelin chef.
While most of California sheltered in place, Latinos continued doing a lot of the hands-on work and are now being hit hard by the coronavirus because of it.
San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin on Tuesday announced that a sheriff's deputy has been arrested and charged with possession of an assault weapon after the deputy allegedly brought an illegal weapon into City Hall.
San Francisco has agreed to pay $400,000 to settle a lawsuit brought by a former city investigator who claimed retaliation after expressing concerns that former district attorney Gascon was allegedly carrying firearms on flights.
No one appeared to be injured after a vehicle crashed into two homes in San Francisco's Ingleside neighborhood Tuesday afternoon, police said.
A car traveling southbound on the Golden Gate Bridge burst into flames Tuesday afternoon, shutting down the left lanes of the span in both directions for about an hour, according to authorities.
A suspect in a fatal hit-and-run collision Sunday in San Francisco's Bayview District was arrested after turning himself in at a police station.
