Thousands Celebrate Sights and Sounds of Carnaval San Francisco
Carnaval San Francisco returns with its 41st Annual Grand Parade and Festival on Memorial Day Weekend.
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Carnaval San Francisco returns with its 41st Annual Grand Parade and Festival on Memorial Day Weekend.
A move to shutter San Francisco Juvenile Hall in less than two years has passed its first hurdle.
Three Bay Area counties, Alameda, San Francisco and Santa Clara, have joined the state of California to negotiate lower prescription drug prices.
The Alameda County District Attorney's Office on Thursday charged a 43-year-old ex-felon with three counts of murder for allegedly killing three people in Oakland, San Francisco and Berkeley in a period of less than five hours last month.
Pioneering post-punk band Killing Joke returns to San Francisco, playing songs from throughout the quartet's career when its 40th anniversary tour comes to the Chapel Monday.
A federal appeals court in San Francisco on Wednesday upheld the conviction of former Chinatown tong leader Raymond "Shrimp Boy" Chow for the murder of his predecessor as tong chief, racketeering conspiracy and other crimes.
He's known as the "Mayor" of the Tenderloin and his nonprofit trains unserved neighbors for high-tech jobs.
SHN Orpheum Theatre opened its doors and invited KPIX 5's anchor and #1 Hamilton fan Michelle Griego for a tour onstage and backstage for a look inside 'The Room Where It Happens,' literally.
A shack in San Francisco's Potrero Hill neighborhood has just hit the market for a jaw-dropping price.
A stretch of unseasonable weather is back in the Bay Area through this weekend.
San Francisco supervisors on Tuesday approved a ban on police and other public agencies using facial recognition technology, making it the first city in the U.S. with such a restriction.
With the Chase Center preparing to open in the fall as a new event venue and the home court for the Golden State Warriors, the Mission Bay arena is preparing to hold the first of several job fairs next month to fill nearly 2,500 positions.
For years, Republicans have portrayed Nancy Pelosi as a villain whose "liberal San Francisco values" could send the country into a downward spiral.
Bay Area thrash favorites Death Angel return to San Francisco for a tour-ending hometown show previewing songs from the band's forthcoming Nuclear Blast album 'Humanicide' at the DNA Lounge Sunday night.
A single cup of coffee has sold for $75 at Klatch Coffee's new San Francisco location, which hosted a tasting over the weekend.
A 23-year-old woman was injured in a drive-by shooting in San Francisco's Bayview District on Monday night, police said.
A winter-like storm front began sliding toward the San Francisco Bay from the Pacific Northwest Monday, threatening to dump as much as an inch of rain by midweek.
Shares of San Francisco-based Uber plunged on the first full day of trading for the rideshare app as a deepening trade battle between the U.S. and China pulled the entire market down sharply Monday.
A rollover crash blocked multiple eastbound lanes of the Bay Bridge Monday morning.
A man was fatally stabbed in San Francisco's Bayview District on Sunday evening, police said.
Sprout, Radish, Walnut and Meadow - those are the winning names in an online contest to provide monikers for four eight-week-old prairie dog pups at the San Francisco Zoo and Gardens.
Democratic Presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg was in one of his rivals' backyard Friday looking to raise money for his campaign.
In this edition: a Cow Hollow sports bar shuts down, moms get free sandwiches at Ike's, and Ocean Beach gets a new breakfast option.
It's not an easy job to get tenants on rent control to leave a building. In fact, in the past few years San Francisco has passed even stricter eviction laws. But more than 100 tenants of the city's biggest landlord tell us they think he's trying to annoy them into self-eviction.
