Japan Video and Media in SF Japantown closing its doors after more than 40 years
Japan Video and Media has been around for more than 40 years, 37 of those have been at the Japan Center Mall.
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Japan Video and Media has been around for more than 40 years, 37 of those have been at the Japan Center Mall.
Known as Heroes Grove, the site commemorates the men and women of San Francisco who died in World War I.
As a poet, playwright, performer, and educator, Genny Lim shines a light on the Asian American experience. But the native San Franciscan never expected to be in the spotlight as the city's first Chinese-American poet laureate.
One Marine veteran and his son are making it their mission to correct history and make sure fallen soldiers get the proper recognition they deserve.
A World War I memorial in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park received a big upgrade for Memorial Day. Lauren Toms spoke to the man who is making sure it is not forgotten.
Police arrested a 51-year-old man suspected in a fatal stabbing over the weekend in San Francisco's Bernal Heights neighborhood, police said Monday.
Two people were displaced following a fire in San Francisco's Sunset District early Monday morning.
It's looking likely that a recall election for San Francisco District 4 Supervisor Joel Engardio will happen.
Nine people were rescued after a high school girls' sailboat capsized near Crissy Field in San Francisco on Saturday afternoon, the fire department said.
For Zoel Mendoza, the newly crowned 2025 Queen of Carnaval San Francisco, this is no ordinary crown — it's a symbol of renewal, identity, and cultural celebration.
Memorial Day weekend is filled with events around the Bay Area. But in San Francisco's Chinatown, a fairly new event will look to bring together community and culture.
There's a new king in town, and he's bringing royal rhythm with him.
Film commission is asking lawmakers in Sacramento to increase incentives for filming in California.
A man allegedly selling fentanyl in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood, weeks after being arrested for the same alleged activity.
The Board of Directors of the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency voted to keep the program at their May 20 meeting.
Rights groups were present at immigration courts in Northern California this week to warn people that immigration authorities were dismissing their cases to have them arrested at the court and quickly deported.
San Francisco city officials announced Friday that a "public integrity assessment" will be conducted on the San Francisco Parks Alliance, amid reports that the nonprofit improperly spent millions of dollars.
The San Francisco Public Defender says his office has stopped taking cases once a week because they're overloaded.
A Southern California woman has been charged after she was allegedly caught with more than 150 pounds of cannabis at San Francisco International Airport earlier this month, prosecutors said.
For the first time ever, Jesus Cortes and his students will get to perform their Mexican Folklorico dance routine in the Carnaval Parade.
As we celebrate Asian American Pacific Islander heritage month, we want to introduce you to a Chinese American graphic designer and illustrator whose work is featured in San Francisco.
Battling strong winds and high spirits, the crowd came together to stir and shake their way into the record books for the most cocktails mixed simultaneously.
Each year in the United States, nearly 5 million adults and children seek medical care for a traumatic brain injury.
After three months of rehearsals, Bloco Ginga Brasil is about to cross the finish line.
The crash on Saturday in San Francisco injured four people, with one of them having life-threatening injuries.
