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Food trends come and go. So how can you tell which tastes are trending right now? In San Francisco, two of fall's most successful new restaurants are on our radar, along with two well-established veterans.
Geary Street's Amsterdam Cafe has opened its doors for the first time in nearly three years, albeit at a new location directly across the street from its old digs.
It was a time for historic Bay Area firsts back in December of 1948. /not only did KPIX 5 go on the air for the first time, but the San Francisco Boys Chorus. -- who would sing for world leaders and audiences across the world over the next 70 years -- was formed.
Gov. Jerry Brown issued 143 pardons and 131 commutations of sentence Christmas Eve, but San Francisco Mayor London Breed's brother was not among them.
Students in registered nursing and culinary arts and hospitality studies will benefit from a $2 million scholarship gift to the City College of San Francisco Foundation from the Alexandra Page Clark Trust.
Firefighters in San Francisco were at the scene of a deadly house fire in the Presidio Heights neighborhood early Monday morning.
A man was shot and killed in the India Basin neighborhood of San Francisco early Monday morning, according to police.
In 2013, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors pledged to end hunger by 2020, but a new report by the SF Department of Public Health shows that the issue has only gotten worse, despite an increase in funding.
Union Square in San Francisco was bustling Sunday afternoon as people enjoyed the holiday decorations while completing their last minute shopping.
Arguably the most influential metal band to emerge from the Bay Area since Metallica, monolithic stoner-doom power trio Sleep will ring in the new year at the Great American Music Hall with a run of three shows closing out 2018.
Police in San Francisco on Thursday announced the success of "Operation Wrecking Ball," an investigation that busted of a massive retail theft ring targeting numerous high-end businesses.
Uber is getting back into the world of autonomous cars, just nine months after one of the company's vehicles killed a woman in Arizona.
A Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District Board of Directors committee on Thursday discussed a proposed five-year toll increase plan on the span effective July 1, 2019.
An SFPD officer was arrested and charged after allegedly robbing around $9,000 from a San Francisco Bank, according to Department of Justice officials.
SF Mayor London Breed confirmed Wednesday she has asked outgoing Gov. Jerry Brown to reduce the prison sentence for her brother, who is currently in prison for a manslaughter conviction.
San Francisco Fire Department crews responded Wednesday evening to extinguish a 1-alarm fire in Potrero Hill on the 700 block of Missouri St.
A former attorney for a tenancy advocacy group was acquitted Tuesday of murder in a 2015 fatal stabbing of a street vendor in downtown San Francisco.
San Francisco's city attorney sued an array of prescription drug makers and distributors Tuesday, accusing them of fraudulent practices and creation of a public nuisance in contributing to the opioid epidemic.
Bay Area thrash favorites Death Angel return to Slim's in San Francisco for the band's fifth annual "Another Death Angel Christmas Show" on Friday and Saturday night this weekend.
After nearly three decades of slinging drinks and presenting an eclectic mix of music, the Elbo Room in San Francisco's Mission District is counting down its final days before closing.
Police have identified a person of interest in a string of suspicious fires in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park last month, which all occurred over the course of 15 hours.
A popular, trendy New York City-based group fitness studio is the latest to hit San Francisco. Rumble Boxing is not your no-frills, traditional boxing gym.
A year after BART officials promised to clean up the transit system when a video exposed rampant drug use and filth, KPIX 5 made a close inspection of some of BART's problem spots.
A potent weather system approaching the Northern California coast was expected to churn up massive waves starting Sunday, some towering as high as 50-feet, prompting warnings to stay away from the beach.
In keeping with the increasingly popular trend of law enforcement agencies commissioning videos to promote both a positive public image and safety, the San Francisco Police Department on Friday released a holiday video with a message.
