Porch Pirate Pleads Guilty To San Francisco Glen Park Thefts
A woman whose image was captured on several home security cameras has pleaded guilty to stealing packages from the porch of homes in San Francisco's Glen Park neighborhood
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A woman whose image was captured on several home security cameras has pleaded guilty to stealing packages from the porch of homes in San Francisco's Glen Park neighborhood
San Francisco will become the first major U.S. city to remove minimum parking requirements for building developers after supervisors voted on the ordinance at their meeting Tuesday.
Plans were submitted Tuesday for a project to fix the Millennium Tower in San Francisco, which is sinking and has currently tilted 14 inches.
The most famous California burger spot is also the number one late night drop off spot for Lyft riders in San Francisco.
A San Francisco drone company is working with Butte County to map the burned areas of the Camp Fire using to assess damage and get wildfire victims back on their feet more quickly.
Police and fire officials were investigating three small fires that occurred early Monday morning at Moscone Park in the city's Marina District.
It is not uncommon to see homicide cases delayed in going to trial, but in San Francisco, it appears that justice is getting delayed many more times than in other Bay Area counties.
Marriott hotel workers ended their 61-day strike Monday after a tentative agreement was reached on a new contract, union officials said.
On World AIDS Day over the weekend, KPIX 5 caught up with Rita Rockett. She was a pioneering help and joyous presence at SF General Hospital's AIDS Ward in the 1980's.
San Francisco's controller has announced that the city will recognize a $415 million windfall thanks to excess property tax revenue.
A U.S. District Court judge from San Francisco on Friday refused to immediately allow the Trump administration to enforce a ban on asylum for any immigrants who illegally cross the U.S.-Mexico border.
Dozens of protesters showed up at a meeting of the California Public Utilities Commission is San Francisco Thursday, demanding action against Pacific Gas and Electric over its role in the catastrophic Camp Fire, including breaking up the utility.
A potent storm front battered the Bay Area early Thursday with torrential downpours flooding roadways, dumping dime-sized hail in the San Francisco Peninsula and etching the skies with lightning from the Russian River in the North Bay to Salinas in the South Bay.
A person of interest was detained Thursday in connection with an incendiary device that was ignited at the San Francisco Hall of Justice, leading to a brief evacuation and the cancellation of court hearings for the rest of the day, according to authorities.
An 11-year-old girl who went missing in San Francisco on Wednesday night has been found safe, police said Thursday afternoon.
A member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors is calling for the removal of CEO Mark Zuckerberg's name from the city's general hospital.
Police in San Francisco arrested a suspect who attacked two homeless people with a machete as they slept in the Tenderloin neighborhood early Tuesday morning.
The shock still reverberates from the blurry, aged video tape. Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk had been gunned in their offices at San Francisco City Hall.
After months of dry weather, a series of storm fronts stretching hundreds of miles off the Northern California coast were set to begin rolling through the Bay Area starting Wednesday afternoon.
While concerns over the opioid epidemic have occupied a great deal of attention from the government and the media in the past year, another dangerous drug appears to be making a comeback.
An educational campaign aimed at youth, to dispel myths about cannabis use and warn of risks, was announced Monday by the San Francisco Department of Public Health.
An Alaska Airlines flight headed to Hawaii had to be diverted to San Francisco International Airport Monday afternoon due to a medical emergency, according to authorities.
Two people were injured, one seriously, when their car smashed into the side of a building in San Francisco's Parkside neighborhood Monday afternoon.
A loophole that law enforcement officials say hinders prosecution of auto burglars would close under legislation being proposed by state Sen. Scott Wiener, D-San Francisco.
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