Water main break floods home in San Francisco
A water main break on Friday in San Francisco's Fairmount neighborhood sent water and mud coursing down streets and into some homes, fire officials said.
Pelosi attacker David DePape found guilty in State case
A verdict has been reached in the State trial against David DePape in the October 2022 assault against then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband Paul Pelosi.
'People weren't ready for me': Forgotten baseball star threw the game a curve ball
On any given game day, Oracle Park, the home of the San Francisco Giants, is bustling. About a block from the ballpark, you'll find Toni Stone Crossing, a street with significantly less foot traffic, but named after a legendary second baseman. Few people know Stone's story.
Willie Mays remembered for breaking barriers on and off the field
As we honor the legacy of Willie Mays' baseball career, we can’t forget the steps he took towards civil rights during the height of a controversial time in our history.
Giants fans memorialize Willie Mays, remark on his impact
The Bay Area is continuing to react to the death of a man synonymous with San Francisco, and sports.
Mark Hopkins Hotel has largest Pride flag
The hotel said that at 20 feet by 38 feet, it's the largest Pride flag in the city – a full eight feet longer than the Pride flag in the Castro.
San Francisco issues curfew on some Tenderloin stores
The Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to approve legislation that would limit the operating hours of corner stores and smoke shops in the Tenderloin, in an effort to crack down on drug markets.
SF Giants fans mourn the loss of baseball great Willie Mays
News of Willie Mays's death on Tuesday saddened San Francisco Giants fans, some of whom immediately went to Oracle Park to honor him at the Willie Mays Plaza.
Willie Mays dies: Giants legend and MLB Hall of Famer was 93
Willie Mays, the electrifying "Say Hey Kid" whose singular combination of talent, drive and exuberance made him one of baseball's greatest and most beloved players, has died. He was 93.
Racist abuse towards Muslim group in San Francisco caught on video
A hateful incident was captured on a holy day for Muslims in San Francisco. A group from a San Francisco mosque was celebrating Eid al-Adha in John McLaren Park on Monday when a man walking two dogs passed by shouting expletives and making threats. There is video of the incident.
Muni releases new limited edition ugly holiday sweater
San Francisco Muni on Tuesday released its first limited-edition ugly holiday sweater.
San Francisco is worst-run city in the United States, study finds
These are not words that San Francisco Mayor London Breed wants to hear: The City is the worst-run in the United States.
Many undecided voters attend San Francisco mayoral debate watch party
Voters gathered at the San Francisco Standard office to watch the city's mayoral candidates square off in their second debate of the election season.
57 arrested in San Francisco drug bust
San Francisco police arrested 57 people in the Tenderloin District last week during a one-day enforcement operation.
SFO opens final phase of Harvey Milk Terminal to travelers
The final phases of the renovation of the Harvey Milk Terminal have been completed at San Francisco International Airport.
Feds' enforcement highlights night ops combatting Tenderloin fentanyl trafficking
Enforcement of nighttime fentanyl trafficking recently surged in San Francisco's Tenderloin District under a joint law enforcement operation called All Hands on Deck, U.S. District Attorney Ismail Ramsey announced at a Thursday press conference alongside DEA and FBI agents.
UEFA soccer matches get underway
Soccer is back on the world stage as the Union of European Football Association Euro 2024 competition gets underway. Despite being 5,800 miles away, fans of Germany and Scotland packed into Kezar Pub in San Francisco to watch top-tier soccer.
Healthcare company execs arrested for running $100M online Adderall scheme
The founder-CEO and clinical president of a digital health company have been arrested and charged for their part in a multi-million-dollar scheme to give people easy access to Adderall and other restricted drugs, among other crimes.
Queer Women of Color Film Festival celebrates 20 years in San Francisco
An underrepresented group in Hollywood took a leading role in San Francisco at the 20th annual Queer Women of Color Film Festival.
SFPD officer and person making threats with knife hospitalized
A San Francisco police officer and a person who was allegedly making threats with a knife were taken to a hospital on Friday as officers responded to McCoppin and Valencia streets.