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Suspect arrested after allegedly firing shots at officers in San Francisco
A suspect was arrested after allegedly firing shots toward plainclothes officers in San Francisco’s South of Market neighborhood on Thursday night, according to police.
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Watch: Inside look at More Than Pink Walk in SF
Breast Cancer Awareness Month features a slew of events, including the Susan G. Komen Organization’s More Than Pink Walk this weekend in San Francisco. A Komen spokesperson offers details.
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Beats for Boobs returns to SF during Breast Cancer Awareness Month
During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a research fundraising effort that also doubles as a big party returns to San Francisco after a six-year hiatus. Beats for Boobs last held its annual event in 2018.
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SF residents concerned city's plan to address sex work will just migrate issue
In San Francisco’s Mission District on Capp Street, sex work was such a problem that traffic barriers were installed to break up the flow of drivers in the area looking to pay for sex. Now, it’s become a problem Juan Gallardo is dealing with because the sex work has moved right outside his restaurant on Shotwell and 18th Streets....
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San Francisco to place barriers to deter sex work
In San Francisco’s Mission District on Capp Street, sex work was such a problem that traffic barriers were installed to break up the flow of drivers in the area looking to pay for sex. Now, it’s become a problem Juan Gallardo is dealing with. Gia Vang reports.
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San Francisco pre-trial ankle monitoring program on hold
A federal judge has ruled that a crucial aspect of the San Francisco Sheriff’s pre-trial ankle monitoring program violates participants’ rights against warrantless searches. However, Sheriff Paul Miyamoto said that he is unable to safely operate the program without this provision and is appealing the ruling. NBC Bay Area’s Jessica Aguirre spoke with Sheriff Miyamoto to understand the policy...
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San Francisco suspends pre-trial ankle monitoring program
A program that the San Francisco sheriff says has been helpful in easing jail overcrowding is being suspended. Sergio Quintana reports.
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San Francisco suspends pre-trial ankle monitoring program
A program that the San Francisco sheriff says has been helpful in easing jail overcrowding is being suspended.
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Customers raise complaints as Waymo robotaxis get vandalized
The San Francisco Police Department is investigating various complaints from Waymo riders who said their rides had been interrupted by vandals.
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Waymo robotaxis vandalized in San Francisco
The San Francisco Police Department is investigating various complaints from Waymo riders who said their rides had been interrupted by vandals. Sergio Quintana reports.
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San Francisco Fleet Week 2024: Events, schedules, what to know
From the Blue Angels to the parade of ships, here’s what you need to know for San Francisco Fleet Week 2024.
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Autumn heat wave bakes the Bay Area
The hottest day of the year in parts of the Bay Area is happening in October, not the middle of summer. Emma Goss reports.
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San Francisco weather: Heat wave brings scorching temps to the city
Downtown San Francisco reached temperatures in the 90s on Tuesday afternoon, a mark the area has not seen in nearly two years.
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Forecast: Excessive heat and hazy sky
Meteorologist Kari Hall has details on dangerous heat and some safety tips in the Microclimate Forecast.
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SF city leaders to hold special hearing on looming school closures
San Francisco city leaders are holding an emergency hearing Tuesday to address the looming school closures tied to the district’s massive budget shortfall. Supervisor Asha Safai says there’s much to discuss during the special hearing.
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Car break-ins in San Francisco drop by nearly 60% compared to last year, data shows
San Francisco police say they’re making real progress when it comes to preventing one of the biggest issues in the city. New crime data shows auto break-ins have fallen by more than half compared to last year, but there’s one very notable exception.
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Giants hire Buster Posey as president of baseball ops, replacing Farhan Zaidi
The San Francisco Giants have hired former catcher Buster Posey as president of baseball operations and fired Farhan Zaidi.
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Kamala Harris talks abortion, immigration and economy during campaign fundraiser in San Francisco
Vice President and Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris made a quick stop in the Bay Area to attend a campaign fundraiser at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco.