Longtime ABC7 News reporter Leslie Brinkley retires after decades of reporting in Bay Area
Longtime ABC7 News reporter Leslie Brinkley is retiring after decades of reporting in the Bay Area. She's covered everything from the Loma Prieta earthquake to the Golden State Killer case.
Hundreds of Oakland students walk out of class, calling for an end to gun...
Hundreds of students at Oakland high schools walked out of class on Tuesday, calling for an end to gun violence, especially on school campuses.
Oakland police hit with lawsuit for sharing license plate camera data with feds
The Oakland Police Department has repeatedly broken the law by sharing sensitive surveillance data with federal authorities, according to a new lawsuit filed on Tuesday in state court. It’s the second time Oakland has been sued by Secure Justice, a nonprofit led by Brian Hofer, a former member of Oakland’s...
‘It’s Devastating’: More Than $100M for Housing Homeless at Risk Under New HUD Policy
The Bay Area could lose more $100 million in federal funding that helps house people exiting homelessness, according to the policy and advocacy organization, All Home. Homeless service providers are wrestling with what the loss could mean for ongoing efforts to get people off the street and keep them housed.
Massive white blimp floating over San Francisco has ties to Google
Sergey Brin’s Pathfinder 1 airship completed another test flight over the Bay on Tuesday.
Baby dies from suspicious injuries; San Francisco police investigating
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — Police are investigating the death of an infant, who was brought to a San Francisco hospital with life-threatening injuries on Sept. 12. The infant arrived at the hospital on the 1100 block of Van Ness Avenue around 11:50 a.m. Officers with the San Francisco Police Department were called to the...
Of 350 drug arrests, 201 were for possession of paraphernalia handed out by city-supported...
Recently, San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie posted to his X account that the city was “stepping up with supercharged operations that have resulted in 350 arrests and 12 pounds of narcotics seized,” so we decided to visit the 911SF dashboard and break down the mayor’s statement. We updated the page for the past 14 days...
Police arrest SF man for drunk driving after he crashed into a cemetery
(KRON) – Officers arrested a man for allegedly driving under the influence of alcohol after he crashed a car into a cemetery, according to the Colma Police Department. CPD were dispatched to the area of Hillside Boulevard and F Street after a report of a solo vehicle accident on Nov. 13 at approximately 2:04 a.m. […]
San Francisco health officials confirm tuberculosis case linked to local high school
Officials say the individual is isolated and the risk to the public is low.
Navy apologizes for delaying disclosure of radioactive material at S.F.’s Hunters Point Shipyard
Community members who have asked for transparency in a Shipyard cleanup already marked by distrust said the Navy had failed them again.
