Sergio Quintana

After a government shutdown scaled back last year's event, the 45th annual San Francisco Fleet Week brings back ship tours, neighborhood concerts, and airshows.

As Fleet Week celebrations kick off with free music and millions of visitors, city officials are barring autonomous vehicles from the waterfront and the Presidio to avoid past transit meltdowns.

The San Francisco Public Defender's Office is filing police brutality complaints against three officers in response to what the office called a violent arrest last year.

San Francisco school board members weigh two neighborhood-focused enrollment options to replace the 15-year-old lottery system, targeting implementation by 2028.

Some San Francisco city leaders are requesting the creator of a zombie shooter game based on the Tenderloin neighborhood to take it down.

Developer explores converting the shuttered downtown shopping hub, running head-on into the city's new data center moratorium.

People packed the steps of San Francisco City Hall Tuesday to denounce what they called a dangerous detention by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers on city streets. Sergio Quintana reports.

Months ago, San Francisco decided to strip Cesar Chavez name off a Mission District street in the wake of accusations of sexual assault and misconduct by the famed labor leader.

The special auction will likely be set for December. In one of San Francisco's most exclusive neighborhoods, a house that neighbors claim is occupied by squatters will go up for auction soon.

A home in San Francisco's Presidio Heights neighborhood sold last week for $10 million over its initial asking price, a record for the city.