SFPD Arrests Roommate In Death Of 80-Year-Old Richmond District Woman
Officers arrested a 60-year-old man Wednesday afternoon in San Francisco's Richmond District in connection with the murder of an 80-year-old woman, police said.
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Officers arrested a 60-year-old man Wednesday afternoon in San Francisco's Richmond District in connection with the murder of an 80-year-old woman, police said.
The hot weather has people flocking to beaches but a perfect day in the sun can quickly turn tragic.
Officials have announced that Pier 39 -- a popular tourist destination -- will reopen on Thursday, a sign San Francisco's economy is beginning to emerge from its COVID-19 slumber.
A search was successful Wednesday evening for a kite surfer in distress off the coast of San Francisco.
A 21-year-old man was shot and robbed in San Francisco's Bernal Heights neighborhood early Wednesday morning, according to police.
San Francisco supervisors introduced several charter amendments that will be decided by voters this November.
The San Francisco Opera announced Tuesday that it has canceled its fall 2020 season because of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
Firefighters in San Francisco were involved in a cliff rescue operation Tuesday afternoon above Baker Beach, authorities said.
San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin announced Tuesday his office has filed legal action against app-based food delivery service DoorDash, accusing the company of illegally misclassifying its employees.
Longtime Giants pitcher Mike McCormick, who won the Cy Young Award in 1967, has died. He was 81.
San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin announced Monday that his office will no longer charge cases that rely on statements from officers who have a proven history of misconduct.
Westfield opened its Bay Area malls Monday with stepped up COVID-19 sanitizing efforts and social distancing rules after being closed for months due to the pandemic.
An rideshare customer allegedly hit and tried to steal an Uber driver's car after he became angry because he couldn't change his itinerary.
The husband of San Francisco-based skin care company CEO Lisa Alexander was fired by the Raymond James wealth management firm Monday as the social media outage continued to grow over the couple's videotaped encounter with a Pacific Heights neighbor as he was creating a chalk Black Lives Matter sign in front of his home.
San Francisco's once vibrant retail scene took a major step toward reawakening Monday as the large downtown mall -- the Westfield San Francisco Centre -- was preparing to open to shoppers for the first time since the early days of the COVID-19 outbreak.
National gym chain 24 Hour Fitness, based in San Ramon, has filed for bankruptcy after the Covid-19 pandemic forced its facilities shut for months.
Police unions from San Francisco, San Jose and Los Angeles took out a full-page ad in newspapers Sunday pledging police reform.
Black Lives Matter protesters blocked westbound traffic on the Bay Bridge for nearly three hours Sunday, painting #BLM on the roadway before police moved in and arrested 29 demonstrators, allowing traffic to once again move across the span into San Francisco.
Lisa Alexander, the CEO of a San Francisco-based skin care company, issued an apology Sunday for calling the police on a man who was creating a Black Lives Matter sign in chalk in front of his Pacific Heights home.
San Francisco man's cellphone video of his encounter with San Francisco skin care CEO Lisa Alexander claiming that he was committing a crime while creating a Black Live Matter sign in chalk at his Pacific Heights home has triggered social media outrage and forced the company to shut down its website.
Police unions from San Francisco, San Jose and Los Angeles unveiled a reform agenda Sunday to find racist officers among their ranks and "root those individuals out of the law enforcement profession."
San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera announced Friday his office has filed a legal protest against PG&E, accusing the utility of using a new ratepayer charge to raise $7.5 million in bankruptcy-related costs.
On Friday, COVID-19 health restrictions in San Francisco were relaxed enough to allow outdoor dining at restaurants. Customers were lining in the city to learn what it takes to make al fresco dining work in the age of social distancing.
