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Gilgo Beach murders suspect Rex Heuermann charged with 4th killing
Heuermann was charged last summer with killing three women whose bodies were found along Gilgo Beach in 2010.
Rain spreads across the Bay Area; stronger storm system to arrive Friday
The start of another round of wet weather in the Bay Area was beginning Tuesday with light rain starting in the North Bay and spreading across the region by nightfall, followed by a stronger system to head into the weekend, forecasters said.
San Francisco firefighters close downtown intersection due to sinkhole
The San Francisco Fire Department said a sinkhole opened at a downtown San Francisco intersection on Tuesday.
Some residents in San Francisco's Tenderloin say they see improvements with latest plan
San Francisco leaders are hopeful about the evidence of progress being noticed by residents of San Francisco's troubled Tenderloin since the implementation of the latest plan to make the neighborhood safer.
Development on Treasure Island keeping with focus in re-use, sustainability
The emerging landscape of a quickly developing San Francisco neighborhood is reflecting the re-use mentality.
Crash near Half Moon Bay ends with box truck on top of car; no one injured
CAL FIRE CZU said a crash ended with a box truck coming to a rest on top of a car on Highway 92.
Eucalyptus falling in SF Golden Gate Park shows vulnerability of aging trees
On Monday, 11 people escaped possible death when a large tree fell across a busy street in Golden Gate Park. It may have been the result of the weather, but arborists say the type of tree also played a major role in the near disaster.
Victim in plane crash near Half Moon Bay identified; 3 other occupants unaccounted for
The San Mateo County Coroner's Office identified one of the four people who were in a plane crash near Half Moon Bay on Sunday.
Mill Valley Music Festival announces line-up including Fleet Foxes, Greensky Bluegrass and more
Organizers on Tuesday announced the acts performing at the third annual Mill Valley Music Festival including alt-folk band Fleet Foxes, modern roots-music masters Greensky Bluegrass, SoCal R&B band Thee Sacred Souls and more.
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49ers used scars from recent playoff losses as fuel this season
The pain from crushing playoff losses never fully goes away for the San Francisco 49ers.
San Jose State's Brent Brennan agrees to 5-year deal to be Arizona's next coach, AP source says
Arizona has agreed to a five-year contract with San Jose State's Brent Brennan to be the Wildcats' next coach, according to a person with direct knowledge of the deal.
AP source: Dusty Baker returning to the San Francisco Giants as special assistant
Dusty Baker is returning to the San Francisco Giants for a third stint with the team, this time as a special assistant in the front office, according to a person with direct knowledge of the hire.
Stanford's Tara VanDerveer on cusp of passing Coach K for most wins in college basketball history
Stanford coach Tara VanDerveer can become college basketball's all-time wins leader this week when the Cardinal face Oregon and Oregon State at home.
Draymond Green returns from NBA suspension but Warriors lose to Grizzlies, 116-107
Draymond Green, suspended by the league indefinitely after he hit Phoenix Suns center Jusuf Nurkic in the face Dec. 12, played 23 minutes, scoring seven points.
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Bay Area biotech firm eyes methane-eating microbes to curb greenhouse emissions
A Bay Area biotech firm is working on a clever strategy to capture a worrisome greenhouse gas, and in the process turn it into a rich organic fertilizer.
Central Valley tomato farmer strategizes to fight climate change impacts
For farmers like Nick Petkov, it's hard to forget the winter of 2023, which was characterized by the series of drenching atmospheric rivers and dramatic snowfall.
Great frigatebirds soar to help Bay Area scientists collect climate data
Majestic frigatebirds are helping earth science researchers in the Bay Area map the atmosphere to better understand climate change.
Climate solutions from the Arctic, the fastest-warming place on Earth
Climate change is an urgent problem in the Arctic. From renewable energy to avalanche protection, here's what we can learn from how people there are protecting their way of life.
Ancient methane escaping from melting glaciers could warm the planet more
Spiking temperatures in the Arctic are rapidly melting glaciers. Scientists are now worried about underground methane, a potent greenhouse gas, leaking up to the surface.
KPIX at 75
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KPIX at 75
KPIX at 75: Decades of technological progress help record history of a region
Juliette Goodrich narrates a fast-paced replay of some highlights from the first 75 years of broadcasting at the West's first television station. Produced by Molly McCrea. (12-22-23)
KPIX marks 75 years on-air at the Top of the Mark
Juliette Goodrich chatted with Michael Pace, general manager of the Mark Hopkins Hotel, as the clock ticked down to the moment 75 years ago when KPIX went on the air for the first time. (12-22-23)
Former S.F. mayor Willie Brown toasts KPIX at 75
Juliette Goodrich shares a glass of sparkling wine with former California Assembly speaker and San Francisco mayor Willie Brown at the Mark Hopkins hotel. (12-22-23)
1967: Jazz musician Vince Guaraldi makes album with San Francisco Boys Chorus
Known for composing music for the Charlie Brown and Peanuts TV specials, Vince Guaraldi spoke about how it was working with the talent kids of the San Francisco Boys Chorus.
KPIX Archive: Steve Jobs unveils the NeXT computer in S.F.
KPIX 5's Hank Plante interviewed Steve Jobs at the launch of the NeXT computer workstation at Davies Symphony Hall in San Francisco Oct. 12, 1988.
1972: Musician, social activist Nina Simone honored in Berkeley
From the KPIX archive: In March, 1972, the mayor of Berkeley names March 31, 1972 Nina Simone Day. Belva Davis reports
1958: KPIX's historic live broadcast of boy's open-heart surgery in San Francisco
KPIX aired a one-of-a-kind live broadcast of open-heart surgery in 1958, that of an eight-year-old boy born with a heart defect, Tommy Hunter of Oakland. Doctors from Stanford wanted to show the latest in modern medicine, a heart-lung machine that made the surgery possible. Anne Makovec reports.
Legendary anchor Dave McElhatton on what makes a news story
Longtime KPIX news anchor Dave McElhatton takes a look at what TV news production looked like in the early 1980s.
1973: Actor Leonard Nimoy at KPIX studio
The man known as Spock on the Star Trek TV series, Leonard Nimoy spoke with KPIX reporter/anchor Belva Davis about how the launch of Skylab in 1973 helped draw more interest in the sci-fi series.
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BART funding puzzle challenges transit officials
With ridership less than half what it was pre-pandemic, BART needs to come up with a new source of funding fast.
What would the Bay Area be like without BART? A look at the past gives a glimpse
Funding concerns have previously brought BART's future into question, and while it secured funding, what would the Bay Area be like if it had not?
VR360: BART enthusiast still optimistic about system's future despite current issues
Despite the problems plaguing BART, some riders are happy to continue using the transit system they love and are optimistic it will recover.
BART commuters say crime, open drug use is keeping people away from the transit system
BART is on the brink, and it's not just remote work keeping passengers away.
BART's San Jose extension years away as project, ridership fall far short of expectations
BART enables San Francisco residents to make a South Bay commute between home and office seamlessly without owning a car.
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Oakland Unified copes with shocking rise in district's homeless student population
Ever since the COVID-19 pandemic, the Oakland Unified School District has seen an alarming spike in the number of unhoused students in the school system who deal with a host of challenges far beyond what most children face.
VR 360 View: Meteorologist Jessica Burch takes flight with the Blue Angels
Meteorologist and CBS News Bay Area's resident pilot Lt. Jessica Burch got a treat during Fleet Week, taking to the skies with one of the Blue Angels.
VR 360 View: Devastating wildfire compels family to adopt a new lifestyle among the Redwoods
A Bay Area man discovered his devastating loss left him with a new opportunity to rethink how he lives -- follow his journey in virtual reality, 360-degree video.
Study: Colorectal cancer patients could skip harsh radiation therapy
A groundbreaking medical study involving the UCSF Medical Center has shown some colorectal cancer patients can safely skip radiation treatment and enjoy a potentially higher quality of life.
VR 360 View: The high-stakes world of San Francisco's bar pilots
Every day, San Francisco bar pilot Captain Zach Kellerman goes through what might just be the world's most dangerous commute.
Banko Brown's father speaks out about his killing; 'Like an old lynching'
The father of Banko Brown, the man shot dead by a security guard at a San Francisco Walgreens store, spoke publicly about the killing for the first time Wednesday after retaining civil rights attorney John Burris.
Long-lost photos of Japanese Americans provide poignant glimpse into NorCal history
A chance discovery of a box of photos in a Yuba County storage locker is giving people a unique insight into their community after local historians took it upon themselves to document an important moment in time.
Dark moments on Golden Gate Bridge led to life transforming medical procedure
You never know what life is going to throw in your path. Just ask Debbie Menzies.
Exclusive: Antioch Police Chief Steven Ford on racist text scandal, troubled department
On the one-year anniversary of his taking the job, Antioch police chief Steven Ford addressed the racist texting scandal embroiling his department in a frank discussion with KPIX reporter Katie Nielsen.
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First Alert Weather
Tuesday evening First Alert weather forecast with Darren Peck - 1/16/24
Expect rain and windy conditions to continue Tuesday night. Conditions should clear on Wednesday, but another round of rain is expected to arrive Friday. Darren Peck has the forecast. (1/16/24)
Rain spreads across the Bay Area; stronger storm system to arrive Friday
The start of another round of wet weather in the Bay Area was beginning Tuesday with light rain starting in the North Bay and spreading across the region by nightfall, followed by a stronger system to head into the weekend, forecasters said.
Friday afternoon First Alert Weather forecast
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Tuesday morning First Alert Weather forecast 1/16/24
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First Mexican immigrant mayor of Half Moon Bay makes history
Max Darrow reports on Joaquin Jimenez, the new mayor of Half Moon Bay, and how he's making history. (1/16/2024)
Latest efforts to improve San Francisco's troubled Tenderloin finding traction
Jose Martinez reports on how some residents are seeing progress from the Tenderloin Community Action Plan.
Audit indicates Oakland should reinstate city's previously successful "Ceasefire" program
Katie Nielsen reports on an audit of the city's Ceasefire program that shows a need to bring it back to reduce street violence.
PIX Now evening edition 1-16-24
CBS News Bay Area evening headlines for Tuesday Jan. 16, 2024. Watch full newscasts streamed at the CBS SF website or on the app. Website: http://kpix.com
Treasure Island developments being constructed with a focus on sustainability
Kenny Choi reports on how businesses on Treasure Island are fitting in with the location's focus on sustainability.
CBS News Bay Area Interviews
CBS News Bay Area Interviews
California health officials monitor triple threat of respiratory viruses
Health officials are issuing a nationwide alert about the spread of the flu, Covid-19, and RSV. The CDC is reporting a significant rise in emergency room visits, and California is listed in its 'very high' category for cases of the flu. CBS News Bay Area anchor Ryan Yamamoto asks Dr. Yvonne Maldonado, infectious diseases specialist at Stanford, about how this year compares to last year, and if things will get worse before they get better
Meta announces new restrictions for teenagers on Instagram and Facebook
Meta says it's trying to make the social media world safer for younger users by unveiling new oversight policies, including additional parental and well-being oversight tools, and hiding age-inappropriate content like nudity and posts about eating disorders from those who are under 18 years old. CBS News Bay Area anchor Elizabeth Cook asks Vicki Harrison from Stanford's Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Services about the impact this could have on the mental health of teens, and it these moves go far enough
SFMTA director addresses concerns about center bike lane on Valencia Street
SFMTA director Jeffrey Tumlin joins CBS News Bay Area anchor Ryan Yamamoto to discuss the controversial center bike lanes on Valencia St. in San Francisco. Tumlin also discusses the move to ban right turns on red lights, Muni ridership and finances, and upcoming projects
Psychoactive drug helps treat veterans with PTSD
There is new hope for military veterans suffering from post traumatic stress disorder. Stanford released a study about a psychoactive drug meant to help those suffering from traumatic brain injury. Dr. Nolan Williams, associate professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Stanford, joins CBS News Bay Area anchor Ryan Yamamoto to explain how that psychoactive drug works
Keeping your New Year's Resolutions
The New Year means New Years resolutions, however many people end up giving up by the end of January. CBS News Bay Anchor Elizabeth Cook speaks to Dr. Sarah Adler, Clinical Associate of Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Stanford, about keeping our promises to ourselves in 2024.
Tips for a healthier holiday season
The holidays can be a tough time to stick with healthy holiday habits. Leah Groppo, registered dietician with Stanford Health Care, shares some tips with CBS News Bay Area anchor Max Darrow to maintain our physical and mental health during the holidays
SF & Peninsula News
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San Francisco firefighters close downtown intersection due to sinkhole
The San Francisco Fire Department said a sinkhole opened at a downtown San Francisco intersection on Tuesday.
Some residents in San Francisco's Tenderloin say they see improvements with latest plan
San Francisco leaders are hopeful about the evidence of progress being noticed by residents of San Francisco's troubled Tenderloin since the implementation of the latest plan to make the neighborhood safer.
Development on Treasure Island keeping with focus in re-use, sustainability
The emerging landscape of a quickly developing San Francisco neighborhood is reflecting the re-use mentality.
Eucalyptus falling in SF Golden Gate Park shows vulnerability of aging trees
On Monday, 11 people escaped possible death when a large tree fell across a busy street in Golden Gate Park. It may have been the result of the weather, but arborists say the type of tree also played a major role in the near disaster.
Victim in plane crash near Half Moon Bay identified; 3 other occupants unaccounted for
The San Mateo County Coroner's Office identified one of the four people who were in a plane crash near Half Moon Bay on Sunday.
East Bay News
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Explosion at Fremont home may be linked to drug lab; 1 critically injured
Police and firefighters responded to a Fremont home Tuesday morning following an explosion that may be linked to a drug lab.
Westbound Highway 80 in Richmond reopened after fuel leak from big rig crash
A disabled big rig leaking fuel blocked all lanes of westbound Interstate Highway 80 Tuesday afternoon, authorities said.
3rd suspect charged in killing of Oakland police officer Tuan Le makes 1st court appearance
Marquise Cooper, one of the three suspects in the killing of Oakland police officer Tuan Le, made his first court appearance Tuesday morning.
Bay Area man continues campaign to remind people of Israeli hostages
For the last 101 days, Yoav Harlev has stood on an overpass in Lafayette above Highway 24, flanked by Israeli and American flags, reminding anyone who notices that Israeli hostages remain in Gaza.
Oakland MLK Day march salutes a different side of Dr. King's legacy
Oakland's 10th annual "Reclaim MLK's Radical Legacy" rally and march celebrated the more revolutionary side of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during his final years before being assassinated in
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Crash near Half Moon Bay ends with box truck on top of car; no one injured
CAL FIRE CZU said a crash ended with a box truck coming to a rest on top of a car on Highway 92.
Mexican immigrant is new mayor of Half Moon Bay, making history
A pioneer in Half Moon Bay politics has just made history again. As the city's first Mexican immigrant mayor, Joaquin Jimenez is representing a city that is home to many farmworkers and immigrants.
Los Gatos man accused of wife's murder; body found in Santa Cruz Mountains
Authorities in the South Bay announced Tuesday a man was recently arrested in connection with his wife's murder, saying her remains were possibly found in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
Box truck collides with school bus, CHP patrol vehicle on Hwy 17 in Los Gatos
A collision involving a box truck, a school bus and a CHP SUV on northbound State Route 17 in Los Gatos Tuesday afternoon is impacting traffic, authorities said.
Former Santa Clara sheriff's deputy admits to making up 2020 shooting
A former Santa Clara County sheriff's deputy was convicted Tuesday after admitting to faking that he was shot during an incident near Morgan Hill in early 2020.
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Fuel tanker partially overturns in San Rafael's Terra Linda district
A roadway in San Rafael remained closed Tuesday afternoon due to a tanker truck that partially overturned onto its side early Tuesday morning.
Mill Valley Music Festival announces line-up including Fleet Foxes, Greensky Bluegrass and more
Organizers on Tuesday announced the acts performing at the third annual Mill Valley Music Festival including alt-folk band Fleet Foxes, modern roots-music masters Greensky Bluegrass, SoCal R&B band Thee Sacred Souls and more.
5 suspected gang members arrested in ongoing gang crackdown in Santa Rosa
Five suspected gang members were arrested in Santa Rosa over the weekend, as the city continues to tackle its rising gang-related criminal activities.
Bicyclist killed after hitting downed tree in Sonoma County
A woman was killed in an unincorporated area of Sonoma County near Cazadero on Monday afternoon after her bicycle hit a fallen tree, California Highway Patrol said.
North Bay mobile home owners rally against landlords' soaring rent demands
Mobile homes, although often affordable, come with a vulnerability that some landlords are using to test the strength of Bay Area rent-control laws. One of those tests is currently unfolding in Petaluma.
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Interfaith services strengthen ties between S.F. Jewish and Black communities
With the rise in antisemitism and the persistence of racism, faith leaders in San Francisco's Jewish and Black communities say it's more important than ever to host interfaith services.
San Francisco's "Godfather of Roller Skating" reflects on local icon status
This week's Jefferson Award winner has been dubbed the "Godfather of Roller Skating" in San Francisco, spending more than four decades promoting the sport.
Advocates hopeful new Golden Gate Bridge suicide barrier will save lives
San Francisco's iconic Golden Gate Bridge now has newly installed stainless-steel netting that suicide-prevention advocates hope will save lives.
Formerly homeless chef prepares meals for the needy in San Francisco
When he was homeless and destitute, becoming a top chef wasn't exactly on Juan Trujillo's menu of life.
Voluntarily unhoused San Francisco man looks after his street
Communities in the Bay Area and across the country took time Thursday to mark National Homeless Person's Memorial Day, remembering those who died while living on the streets.
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Gilgo Beach murders suspect Rex Heuermann charged with 4th killing
Heuermann was charged last summer with killing three women whose bodies were found along Gilgo Beach in 2010.
San Francisco firefighters close downtown intersection due to sinkhole
The San Francisco Fire Department said a sinkhole opened at a downtown San Francisco intersection on Tuesday.
Some residents in San Francisco's Tenderloin say they see improvements with latest plan
San Francisco leaders are hopeful about the evidence of progress being noticed by residents of San Francisco's troubled Tenderloin since the implementation of the latest plan to make the neighborhood safer.
Development on Treasure Island keeping with focus in re-use, sustainability
The emerging landscape of a quickly developing San Francisco neighborhood is reflecting the re-use mentality.
Crash near Half Moon Bay ends with box truck on top of car; no one injured
CAL FIRE CZU said a crash ended with a box truck coming to a rest on top of a car on Highway 92.
Health
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Purina refutes "online rumors," says pet food safe for dogs and cats
Purina is responding to unsubstantiated accounts on social media alleging its Pro Plan food had sickened dozens of pets.
Quaker Oats recalls more granola products due to salmonella risk
Quaker Oats expands prior recall to include more granola bars, cereals and a snack mix possibly tainted with bacteria.
East Bay city managers call for faster ambulance response times
The city managers of Livermore and Pleasanton recently sent a letter to the Alameda County's contracted ambulance provider, Falck, saying that medical help is taking too long to reach patients in the far eastern parts of the county.
New California bill aims to ban tackle football for kids under 12
Concern is rising about brain damage young athletes could sustain while playing tackle football.
San Francisco health officials report 1st flu death of season; urges shots
Health officials in San Francisco announced Monday the city's flu death of the season and urged residents to get their shots.
Bay Area Crime
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Gilgo Beach murders suspect Rex Heuermann charged with 4th killing
Heuermann was charged last summer with killing three women whose bodies were found along Gilgo Beach in 2010.
Explosion at Fremont home may be linked to drug lab; 1 critically injured
Police and firefighters responded to a Fremont home Tuesday morning following an explosion that may be linked to a drug lab.
Los Gatos man accused of wife's murder; body found in Santa Cruz Mountains
Authorities in the South Bay announced Tuesday a man was recently arrested in connection with his wife's murder, saying her remains were possibly found in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
Former Santa Clara sheriff's deputy admits to making up 2020 shooting
A former Santa Clara County sheriff's deputy was convicted Tuesday after admitting to faking that he was shot during an incident near Morgan Hill in early 2020.
1 dead, 1 injured after weekend shooting in San Francisco's Mission Bay
Police in San Francisco have launched a homicide investigation after a man was killed and another man was injured following a shooting in the city's Mission Bay neighborhood over the weekend.
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Oakland Unified copes with shocking rise in district's homeless student population
Ever since the COVID-19 pandemic, the Oakland Unified School District has seen an alarming spike in the number of unhoused students in the school system who deal with a host of challenges far beyond what most children face.
VR 360 View: Meteorologist Jessica Burch takes flight with the Blue Angels
Meteorologist and CBS News Bay Area's resident pilot Lt. Jessica Burch got a treat during Fleet Week, taking to the skies with one of the Blue Angels.
VR 360 View: Devastating wildfire compels family to adopt a new lifestyle among the Redwoods
A Bay Area man discovered his devastating loss left him with a new opportunity to rethink how he lives -- follow his journey in virtual reality, 360-degree video.
Study: Colorectal cancer patients could skip harsh radiation therapy
A groundbreaking medical study involving the UCSF Medical Center has shown some colorectal cancer patients can safely skip radiation treatment and enjoy a potentially higher quality of life.
VR 360 View: The high-stakes world of San Francisco's bar pilots
Every day, San Francisco bar pilot Captain Zach Kellerman goes through what might just be the world's most dangerous commute.
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LGBTQ vets now eligible for honorable discharge originally denied them
The Pentagon launched discharge reviews for LGBTQ+ military veterans after a yearlong CBS News investigation.
Biden marks Trans Day of Remembrance: "No place for hate in America"
President Biden honored transgender Americans on Trans Day of Remembrance, which falls on Nov. 20 and serves to pay tribute to trans people who have lost their lives to violence.
Laphonza Butler, Newsom's Feinstein replacement, to make LGBT history
Laphonza Butler will be the first Black lesbian to serve in Congress and the first openly LGBT senator from California.
Former KPIX reporter Hank Plante reflects on Dianne Feinstein's legacy
Following the death of U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein, former KPIX reporter Hank Plante spoke about her legacy among the LGBTQ+ community.
Gov. Newsom signs bills to enhance the state's LGBTQ protections
Gov. Newsom signed bills Saturday aimed at bolstering state protections for LGBTQ+ people, a day after issuing a veto criticized by advocates.
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Photos: Depeche Mode delivers decades of hits at Chase Center
Iconic electronic pop band Depeche Mode brought their "Memento Mori Tour" to Chase Center Sunday night, playing hits from the last four-plus decades to a full house.
Photos: Demonstration demanding cease-fire in Gaza shuts down Bay Bridge
Over 100 protesters calling for a cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas conflict shut down the westbound Bay Bridge at the height of the morning commute Thursday.
Photos: Rock legends Queen + Adam Lambert play classics at Chase Center
Founding members of Queen Brian May and Roger Taylor brought "The Rhapsody Tour" with singer Adam Lambert to the Chase Center in San Francisco for the first of two nights Wednesday.
Photos: Janelle Monáe brings Age of Pleasure Tour to San Francisco's Bill Graham Civic
R&B maverick Janelle Monáe delivered a splashy, colorful spectacle at the Bill Graham Civic Center in San Francisco Tuesday night, playing fan favorites and songs from her latest effort 'The Age of Pleasure.'
Photos: Family, colleagues and citizens pay tribute to memory of Sen. Dianne Feinstein
A steady stream of mourners, some of them in tears, arrived at San Francisco City Hall Wednesday to pay their respects to the late U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein.
Jefferson Awards
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San Francisco's "Godfather of Roller Skating" reflects on local icon status
This week's Jefferson Award winner has been dubbed the "Godfather of Roller Skating" in San Francisco, spending more than four decades promoting the sport.
Recap: A look back at 2023's Bay Area Jefferson Award winners
As we begin our 19th year of sharing stories of our Jefferson Award winners, Sharon Chin gives us an overview of 2023's community heroes who inspired us with their acts of service.
San Francisco couple has volunteered together for decades
In San Francisco, a husband and wife have volunteered in the fight against food insecurity for more than 36 years.
Radical concept still bringing fresh produce to hungry Bay Area families
California food banks used to distribute primarily canned and boxed food, but thanks to an innovative idea from a Bay Area man, they are also able to give away mostly fresh fruits and vegetables.
Oakley woman giving support, opportunities for joy to those with cancer and their families
An Oakley woman has been offering the kind of support and healing that she didn't find readily available when she was diagnosed with cancer.
Students Rising Above
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Hard-working student shoulders a load working while attending Ivy League college
Some students who are the first in their families to go to college face the challenge of balancing a rigorous academic load while still working to help support their family back home.
College student gives back to program that changed his life
A onetime pupil has now become a student advisor, giving back after years of mentorship led him to success.
San Rafael student sees the world, but remembers his roots
Police departments all over the country are having a hard time finding new officers, but one Bay Area student is criss-crossing the world while preparing for a career in law enforcement here at home.
Santa Rosa college graduate multi-tasking her way to a master's degree, law school
When most people graduate from college, they tend to focus on one job. But this month's Students Rising Above scholar is currently juggling multiple workplace assignments.
Inseparable San Francisco students overcome hardships together
Itohan Ediae and Qien Feng are getting ready to leave for their first year of college and they are taking a lot with them: excitement, nerves, and memories from what has become an extraordinary friendship.