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Natomee Hinton, 23, led police on a pursuit from the Tenderloin to Embarcadero on Tuesday.

Jose Guadalupe Cano Flores was found guilty of domestic violence and two counts of assault with force likely to cause great bodily injury for attacking a woman in a residence on two separate occasions in April.

At Burning Man 2025, storms and mud tested patience, but many Burners said the adversity built camaraderie and made the festival worth it. Others aren’t so sure.

Melonie and Melorra Green, the co-directors of the African American Arts and Culture Complex, or AAACC, have stepped down after eight years leading the nonprofit in San Francisco.

The company "punished Mr. Arellano for becoming a father," read the lawsuit.

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — A San Francisco model moved to New York City this August to pursue his modeling and fashion career dreams. Miguel Marchese paid more than $6,000 to a man who claimed to be subletting an apartment in Manhattan’s Hells Kitchen neighborhood. Marchese said he “moved with two suitcases, a lot of...

A Black entrepreneur who faced burdensome red tape and resistance from officials in Marin County, California, when he tried to renovate and sell floating homes […] ‘Makes People Feel Uncomfortable’: White Residents Allegedly Changed Laws to Block Black Entrepreneur from Selling Floating Homes, While White Investors...

(KRON) – A drunk Los Angeles man headbutted a sergeant at a county jail, according to the Colma Police Department. Colma police officers responded to the Stewart Chevrolet dealership for a welfare check at approximately 1:15 pm. on Thursday. Arriving officers made contact with an intoxicated man who was lying on the...

A massive sideshow event that moved through North Oakland in the middle of the night last Sunday, disturbing sleep and a sense of safety for many, is prompting residents to wonder again what can be done to stop them. According to the Oakland Police, more than 500 people participated in...

A major international fraud ring responsible for the theft of more than $65 million from thousands of elderly Americans has been dismantled with help from an unexpected source: YouTubers.