Ken Miguel

“I think if you stop, if you’ve already got boards up, you die. You don’t stay alive,” Shakewell owner Tim Nugent told us early on in the pandemic. Since then, the restaurant has been doing everything they can to keep the lights on.

ABC7 News got an exclusive look inside one of the hotels leased by SF with federal COVID funds to provide shelter for thousands impacted by the pandemic.

Many indoor businesses in San Francisco and other parts of California are requiring proof of vaccination. Here’s how to get your digital card.

The killer crept into San Francisco City Hall with a loaded gun and a grudge. He left the mayor and a city supervisor dead. Here’s the true story like you’ve never seen it before.

Long before RuPaul’s Drag Race, there was Finocchio’s in San Francisco. For visitors, it was a chance to see men dressed like women. For the workers, it was a safe haven for self-expression at a time when being yourself was illegal.

The organization that puts on San Francisco’s annual Pride Parade and festival has selected Suzanne Ford as its executive director. Ford has been serving as interim executive director of the San Francisco Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Pride Celebration.

See every fire burning in California using our interactive map.

ABC7 archive gives first video evidence of the LGBTQ community’s fight for equality before, after the Compton Cafeteria Uprising

Gang is featured in the new ABC7 special “Towering Figure: Jeanne Gang,” now streaming.

Cellphone ban at school, a shark sighting at Mavericks and a pet sitter making herself too comfortable in her customer's house. Here are our top 7 local stories of 2019.