Two San Francisco fire vehicles collided en route to an emergency, injuring three firefighters and involving three civilian cars. The SFPD's Traffic Unit is investigating the incident.

San Francisco police are in a standoff with a barricaded suspect in the Tenderloin district after a domestic dispute left a woman injured. The public is advised to avoid the area.

An unhoused man stole $2,000 in goods from a Colma store on Christmas Eve and was arrested after fleeing by bicycle.

SF Bay Ferry experiences service disruptions due to mechanical issues, reducing its operational fleet and causing cancellations for San Francisco commuters. The agency is working to minimize passenger impact.

San Francisco Fire Department and Police rescued an individual who intentionally entered the Bay near Pier 30/32. The person was saved by Rescue Boat 35 and is now receiving medical care.

On Thursday, Castro concept boutique and social club Mikroblack announced it will be permanently closing next month after just one year in the neighborhood.

A San Francisco stabbing incident resulted in the death of a man and left a woman hospitalized with the SFPD investigating and seeking community assistance.

San Francisco Baykeeper sues the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for failing to protect the endangered longfin smelt fish species in the San Francisco Bay area.

Northern California faces severe weather with high surf, flooding, and gale-force winds. The NWS issued advisories warning of dangerous conditions and potential property damage.

Rapper Chino Yang apologized after receiving backlash and reported threats for a diss track criticizing San Francisco Mayor London Breed's handling of city issues.

San Francisco air quality officials urge residents to avoid burning wood during New Year's festivities to prevent unhealthy air levels, despite no current Spare the Air Alert.

A man was charged with vandalism in Paradise, CA, for graffiti and resisted arrest. He wore a hoodie saying "graffiti is fun," matching surveillance footage. Released on bail, police seek other victims.

General Motors is suing San Francisco for a $121 million tax refund, contesting the city's tax calculation method related to its self-driving subsidiary, Cruise.