Protesters briefly blocked traffic on the Golden Gate Bridge to protest violence in the Middle East before peacefully dispersing following CHP intervention.

San Franciscans lost over $27 million to romance scams in 2022, with the FBI warning against deceivers on dating apps who later push bogus crypto investments, especially targeting seniors.

San Francisco commemorates the 20th anniversary of issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples, catalyzing the nationwide marriage equality movement.

The San Francisco DA launches a public awareness campaign to educate Chinese women about blessing scams, emphasizing prevention and legal action against perpetrators.

Over 35,000 PG&E customers in the Bay Area are without power following a storm, with the North Bay being the hardest hit. Restoration efforts are ongoing.

The article recounts the 50th anniversary of Patty Hearst's kidnapping by the Symbionese Liberation Army and her subsequent crimes, including a bank robbery.

The SFPD is warning the Chinese community in San Francisco about scam artists offering fake cures and blessings, and they've released a video with tips to avoid being victimized. They've also set up a Cantonese tip line for reporting scams.

A storm in the Bay Area caused over 200,000 power outages, closed schools, and prompted warnings from PG&E regarding downed power lines. The chaos extended across California, with disrupted education and advisories from the National Weather Service.

San Francisco's Mission Street corridor has seen a decrease in crime and an increase in street cleanliness following a street vending moratorium, with local businesses reporting positive changes.

The San Francisco Police Department announces a DUI checkpoint on January 26 from 7 PM to 3 AM to deter impaired driving. The exact location is undisclosed.

A recent study highlights the friendliest neighborhoods in the US, with New York, LA, Houston, and Dallas leading the way. San Francisco is #9 by number of neighborhoods on the list, as the Outer Sunset achieves "Super Friendly" status. Seattle's Magnolia neighborhood takes the top spot.

A non-binary runner from SF, Cal Calamia, was disqualified from a prize after winning a NYC Marathon race due to not meeting a rule published after their registration. Cal has run in the Chicago Marathon, Bay-to-Breakers, and now the NYC Marathon.

Anti-abortion activists are set to partake in the 20th Annual Walk for Life in San Francisco, with plans to proceed despite potential rain. Street closures and reroutes are expected between 10 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.