Christien Kafton

A handful of families who've suffered the unimaginable pain of losing their children to suicide say the artificial intelligence platform ChatGPT is at least partly to blame. Those families met with California's attorney general to make their case. 

People living in RVs in San Francisco and their supporters rallied on Wednesday, worried they will be displaced by the city's new RV ban. 

San Francisco police said they are following up on investigative leads following the sexual assault of a young soccer player in Golden Gate Park last week. 

San Francisco is stepping in to make sure people who receive SNAP benefits get enough to eat as the program is about to lapse for the first time in history because of the government shutdown.

Gov. Gavin Newsom is highlighting the success of a statewide effort between the California Highway Patrol and local law enforcement agencies aimed at reducing crime in cities like San Francisco.

The annual Salesforce business software conference regularly draws close to 50,000 attendees, and is drawing big crowds this year.

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff clarified remarks that appeared to support deploying the National Guard to San Francisco, saying his focus is on safety and collaboration with local law enforcement.

Residents in San Francisco’s upscale Westwood Highlands neighborhood are struggling to make sense of the deaths of a family of four found inside their home.

Two months after San Francisco began issuing fines from its new speed camera program, city officials say drivers are slowing down.

Urban Alchemy worker Joey Alexander, 60, died Tuesday after being shot outside San Francisco’s Main Public Library when he asked a man to stop using drugs nearby.