San Francisco 49er released from hospital after shooting, attempted robbery in Union Square
San Francisco 49er Ricky Pearsall was shot and wounded in an attempted robbery in Union Square on Saturday afternoon, a source has conf
San Francisco restaurant fires employee after racist slur found on receipt
A San Francisco restaurant says it has fired an employee after he left a racist message on a customer's receipt. That customer tells KTVU she was visiting the Bay Area from the East Coast, when she got the shocking message. The restaurant tells KTVU it acted immediately.
Orlando Cepeda, San Francisco Giant, baseball Hall of Famer, dead at 86
Orlando Cepeda, the slugging first baseman nicknamed "Baby Bull" who became a Hall of Famer among the early Puerto Ricans to star in the major leagues, has died. He was 86.
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.
Boeing facing backlash after plane lands with missing panel
More trouble in the skies for Boeing. A United flight out of San Francisco landed in Oregon with a missing panel.
San Francisco officials cleaning city ahead of APEC, critics call move purely political
California officials are making a push to clean up San Francisco ahead of President Joe Biden's meetings with Chinese President Xi Jinping and other world leaders.
New sketch of 'Doodler' serial killer suspect released
San Francisco police are stepping up efforts to catch a serial killer known as the "Doodler", who has eluded capture for nearly 50 years.
Accused Pelosi attacker wanted to take House Speaker hostage, 'break her kneecaps'
Federal prosecutors filed two charges against David DePape for allegedly breaking into Nancy and Paul Pelosi's home and hitting the Speaker's husband with a hammer.
Chicagoan swims from Alcatraz to shore 19 years after becoming a quadriplegic
Rob Heitz was told 19 years ago that he would never walk again after taking a dive into unfamiliar Lake Michigan waters.