U.S. Park Police report on the April 4 death of champion cyclist Ethan Boyes in the Presidio indicates the driver who struck and killed him may have been intoxicated. Investigation still ongoing.

David Breaux was a beloved, kind, and intelligent community figure in Davis, California, remembered for his commitment to understanding and promoting compassion. He was tragically killed by an apparent serial stabber in April of 2021.

SFPD cordoned off the 400 block of Taylor Street between Geary and O'Farrell Streets on Sunday to respond to an armed standoff with a woman holding a knife in a room at the Hotel Spero.

Supervisor Matt Dorsey confirms the arrests of 16 people in the past week for public intoxication under San Francisco Mayor Breed's plan to address drug use and drug dealing in the city.

Hilton San Francisco Union Square and Parc 55 Hotels are being handed over to lender, as Park Hotels & Resorts opts to cease payments on its $725 million loan and walk away from the SF market.

Politically motivated move by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis suspected to be behind second plane of migrants arriving in Sacramento, causing outrage from California officials.

High-speed car chase leads to car crashing into Oakland Wise Sons Deli, fortunately no one was injured.

Celebrating the start of Pride Month, Jane Fonda and Manny Yekutiel join forces to make a stand against climate change at the Castro Theatre.

Discover the remarkable return of the wolverine to California, an animal not seen in the state for 100 years! Enjoy video of this rare creature spotted in Yosemite and the Sierras in May 2021.

Arson is suspected as the cause of a fire at the Serramonte Center Target Store, resulting in major loss of floor stock and damages to the store. An investigation is currently underway.

Witness the rare sighting of 24 orcas off the Farallon Islands, believed to be preying on seal and baby whale pups.

Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao's controversial statements about the city's homeless population concluded with a suggestion to charge other cities an "impact fee," perpetuating the idea that other metros send homeless to the Bay Area.

Retaining its intentionally dated vibe, San Francisco's 105-year-old St. Francis Fountain is an iconic diner with intriguing lore and a new owner.