Seth Klein, 59, was last seen near North Winchester Boulevard wearing a blue polo shirt before vanishing Sunday afternoon.

PG&E crews scrambled early Monday as thousands lost power near Fisherman's Wharf, Broadway, and Chinatown—yet another blackout in a rough stretch for San Francisco's grid.

Firefighters battled smoke on multiple floors of a five-story Tenderloin building overnight, with no injuries reported so far.

Bystanders climbed down bluff rocks to splint the victim's leg before Henry-1 hoisted them to safety near Ocean Cove.

Fe Umali, 84, left on foot without her family and had no phone on her. Milpitas police say she's now safe and headed home.

Supervisor Ray Mueller wants kill switches, ADA compliance and fire safety checks before robots hit local restaurants and stores.

Sunday brings San Francisco sunshine and upper-70s warmth, while elevated evening tides threaten low-lying bayshore spots through Thursday morning.

A relative begged Ramon Watkins not to retaliate for his brother's 2022 murder. Police say he did it anyway, killing Jimmy Mullins in February.

Petaluma and Windsor stores are among those covered as the chain settles claims over overcharges, greenwashing and unlicensed pesticide sales.

Six agencies converged on Susan Lane as flames tore through a two-story home, leaving two adults and several children displaced.

Rio's Carnival meets Burning Man under one Santa Rosa roof, as a converted B-17 hangar blooms with festival-themed gardens through August 16.

A woman on an e-scooter died at Powell and Market Streets Friday morning, the latest in a rising tide of severe SF crashes.

A stolen car chase down International Boulevard led CHP and OPD to a barricade standoff at a vacant Oakland home.