SF DA files felony charges in Pride weekend shooting, stabbing, & vandalism incidents
San Francisco's 2026 Pride celebrations were mostly peaceful, but on Wednesday, District Attorney Brooke Jenkins announced criminal charges in several violent incidents that happened over the weekend.
San Francisco's 2026 Pride celebrations were mostly peaceful, but on Wednesday, District Attorney Brooke Jenkins announced criminal charges in several violent incidents that happened over the weekend.
Transgender athletes still protectd in California, Supreme Court rules
California can continue its long-held policy of allowing transgender student athletes to play on girls' and women's sports teams, under a U.S. Supreme Court ruling issued Tuesday.
California can continue its long-held policy of allowing transgender student athletes to play on girls' and women's sports teams, under a U.S. Supreme Court ruling issued Tuesday.
California designates May 17 as Bruce Lee Day
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill Tuesday designating May 17 as Bruce Lee Day in California, honoring the San Francisco-born martial arts legend and cultural icon.
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill Tuesday designating May 17 as Bruce Lee Day in California, honoring the San Francisco-born martial arts legend and cultural icon.
World Cup fans go all out ahead of USMNT match at Levi's Stadium
Soccer fans went all out Wednesday ahead of the World Cup match between the US Men's National Team and Bosnia and Herzegovina at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara.
Soccer fans went all out Wednesday ahead of the World Cup match between the US Men's National Team and Bosnia and Herzegovina at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara.
Massive World Cup party in San Jose gets chaotic with Mexico win
Video footage from the scene captured San Jose police officers tackling individuals to the ground, deploying pepper spray on crowd members, and arresting a handful of people who refused to clear the streets.
Video footage from the scene captured San Jose police officers tackling individuals to the ground, deploying pepper spray on crowd members, and arresting a handful of people who refused to clear the streets.
SPARK Social SF cancels World Cup watch parties, hours after shootings
SPARK Social SF on Wednesday abruptly announced the cancellation of all World Cup watch parties for the remainder of the matches in the "interest of protecting" the safety of their guests, staff, vendors and community.
SPARK Social SF on Wednesday abruptly announced the cancellation of all World Cup watch parties for the remainder of the matches in the "interest of protecting" the safety of their guests, staff, vendors and community.
3 suspects take plea deals in Oakland chop shop case
Authorities are also still searching for Justin Wayne Lee, 29, and Esmeraldo Vivero, 34, who Oakland police believe may have been killed as a result of a dispute among car-theft suspects
Authorities are also still searching for Justin Wayne Lee, 29, and Esmeraldo Vivero, 34, who Oakland police believe may have been killed as a result of a dispute among car-theft suspects
Missing Hayward baby found safe, mother in custody
A missing 3-month-old boy out of Hayward was found safe Wednesday afternoon, and his mother is in custody following an Amber Alert, authorities said.
A missing 3-month-old boy out of Hayward was found safe Wednesday afternoon, and his mother is in custody following an Amber Alert, authorities said.
FIFA fans line up for mascot bracelets in San Jose
What in the world are these World Cup soccer fans waiting in line for?
What in the world are these World Cup soccer fans waiting in line for?
Santa Clara hosting free World Cup watch parties
Santa Clara is turning the city into a global fan zone, kicking off a series of free watch parties as the world’s biggest soccer tournament arrives in the Bay Area. Janine De la Vega, Director of Communications, for the City of Santa Clara, gives insight.
Santa Clara is turning the city into a global fan zone, kicking off a series of free watch parties as the world’s biggest soccer tournament arrives in the Bay Area. Janine De la Vega, Director of Communications, for the City of Santa Clara, gives insight.
Federal judges block new loan forgiveness restrictions
Two federal judges have blocked new restrictions on the public service loan forgiveness program. saying the changes could unlawfully deny debt relief to thousands of public service workers. The new rules were supposed to go into effect starting July, 1.
Two federal judges have blocked new restrictions on the public service loan forgiveness program. saying the changes could unlawfully deny debt relief to thousands of public service workers. The new rules were supposed to go into effect starting July, 1.
49ers CEO talks World Cup success
Al Guido, 49ers CEO & Bay Area Host Committee Board Member, talks excitement to host U.S. Men's National Soccer Team, and success of World Cup matches so far.
Al Guido, 49ers CEO & Bay Area Host Committee Board Member, talks excitement to host U.S. Men's National Soccer Team, and success of World Cup matches so far.
Fourth of July travel: best times to drive
Patrick De Haan, GasBuddy head of petroleum analysis, gives insight on expected record-breaking travel this fourth of July.
Patrick De Haan, GasBuddy head of petroleum analysis, gives insight on expected record-breaking travel this fourth of July.
World Cup: Excitement as USMNT prepares to take pitch in Santa Clara
Excitement is building in the South Bay as the U.S. Men’s National Team prepares to take the pitch against Bosnia and Herzegovina at Levi's Stadium on Wednesday for a highly anticipated World Cup knockout round match.
Excitement is building in the South Bay as the U.S. Men’s National Team prepares to take the pitch against Bosnia and Herzegovina at Levi's Stadium on Wednesday for a highly anticipated World Cup knockout round match.
Alameda County supervisors OK Flock extension
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 on Tuesday to approve a contract extension with Flock Safety, a controversial automated license plate reader company, despite ongoing debate surrounding data security.
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 on Tuesday to approve a contract extension with Flock Safety, a controversial automated license plate reader company, despite ongoing debate surrounding data security.
Calistoga residents voice strong opposition to proposed data center at fairgrounds
A large, frustrated crowd attended Monday's Calistoga Fairgrounds Advisory Board meeting to oppose a proposal for a data center, parking garages, and heliport complex.
A large, frustrated crowd attended Monday's Calistoga Fairgrounds Advisory Board meeting to oppose a proposal for a data center, parking garages, and heliport complex.
San Francisco shooting: 2 injured in Mission Bay neighborhood, no arrests
Two people were injured in a shooting in San Francisco's Mission Bay neighborhood Tuesday night, officials say.
Two people were injured in a shooting in San Francisco's Mission Bay neighborhood Tuesday night, officials say.
From June Gloom to No Sky July
Midweek Forecast (Wednesday & Thursday Cooler) Seasonably Cool: Until the weekend ridge arrives, the lingering storm trough will hold our temperatures a few to several degrees below normal averages for the end of June, into our first day of July. Wednesday Temperatures: Coastlines will remain locked in the chilly upper 50s to near 70°F. Inland valleys will actually drop a few degrees cooler than today, landing comfortably in the 70s to low 80s. Far interior hotspots (like Contra Costa and eastern Monterey counties) will top out in the upper 80s, flirting with the 90-degree mark. Afternoon Breezes: Expect the usual punchy, breezy onshore winds to ramp up every afternoon and evening through Thursday. West and southwest 10-20 MPH.
Midweek Forecast (Wednesday & Thursday Cooler) Seasonably Cool: Until the weekend ridge arrives, the lingering storm trough will hold our temperatures a few to several degrees below normal averages for the end of June, into our first day of July. Wednesday Temperatures: Coastlines will remain locked in the chilly upper 50s to near 70°F. Inland valleys will actually drop a few degrees cooler than today, landing comfortably in the 70s to low 80s. Far interior hotspots (like Contra Costa and eastern Monterey counties) will top out in the upper 80s, flirting with the 90-degree mark. Afternoon Breezes: Expect the usual punchy, breezy onshore winds to ramp up every afternoon and evening through Thursday. West and southwest 10-20 MPH.
San Francisco church fire: Investigators probe cause of massive blaze
Firefighters remained at the scene Tuesday, monitoring for hot spots after a massive fire destroyed a historic church in San Francisco's Lower Pacific Heights neighborhood.
Firefighters remained at the scene Tuesday, monitoring for hot spots after a massive fire destroyed a historic church in San Francisco's Lower Pacific Heights neighborhood.
AI Tech Improving Weather Forecasting
Bay Area company Windborne Systems is using AI and high tech weather balloons to improve forecasting
Bay Area company Windborne Systems is using AI and high tech weather balloons to improve forecasting