Workers At Leading AI Companies Call For A Slowdown In AI Development

Slowing AI's development runs counter to firms' business goals as they compete with one another.

Skaters Push Back As San Francisco Plans To Demolish Iconic Vaillancourt Fountain

"To see it go would be devastating," Zeke McGuire stated. "I've been coming here my whole life. I've skated those stairs."

Bay Area Residents Worried For Friends, Family In Iran Following U.S. Strikes On Nuclear Facilities

"Yeah, I have friends, family," Mahmoudi said about the people he knows in Iran. "I'm worried. I'm worried about what's going to go on."

Protests Held Over ICE Arrests At San Francisco, Sacramento Immigration Courthouses

Posters placed at courthouses encouraged people to "self-deport" with misleading information that can jeopardize people's legal situation.

Woman Who Lived On Alcatraz As A Child Talks About Her Experience

"You know, for kids, it was absolutely wonderful," said Babyak about her time on the island. "There were about 75 children on the island."

Bay Area Chocolatiers Worried As Potential Tariffs Could Add To Surging Cocoa Prices

Surging cocoa prices worldwide and the ongoing trade war between China and the U.S. are impacting local chocolatiers in the Bay Area.

Muwekma Ohlone Want Land Of San Francisco Presidio Restored To Tribe

There are more than 600 members of the tribe currently living all across the Bay Area.

San Francisco Philanthropist Roselyne Swig Remains Dedicated To Her Mission At 94

"My mother was my strongest influence," Swig said. "And I guess I learned from her the value of giving back."

Lawsuit Filed Against City Of San Francisco To Prevent Great Highway From Becoming A Park

55% of voters in San Francisco agreed the section of highway from Lincoln Way to Sloat Blvd. should be re-purposed into a beachfront park.

Veterans At Santa Rosa Clinic Protest Trump's Plans To Cut Jobs At VA

Outside the VA hospital in Santa Rosa, veterans, many of them from the Vietnam War, were feeling betrayed.

Closure Of San Francisco's Safe Parking Center Is Putting Residents In Distress

Dozens of people who live at the Bayview Vehicle Triage Center will need to find somewhere else to call home by Monday.

More San Franciscans Believe The City Is On The Right Track Than Last Year, Poll Says

87% of respondents said that improving or transforming underused malls and stores should be a top priority.

Mission District Business Owners Share Crime Concerns As Other Areas See Improvements

Police have arrested hundreds of people dealing drugs and committing other crimes.

Outer Sunset Residents Voice Opposition To Proposed 22-Story High Rise

Those behind it argue the structure will provide much-needed affordable housing but longtime residents counter that it just doesn't fit.

San Francisco Community Members Rally To Support Business Owner Who Was Shot

The owner of a San Francisco cannabis business was shot Monday night, and those who know him are rallying to support him as he recovers.

San Francisco's MLK Day Marchers Somber As Trump Returns To White House

"Donald Trump is like a wildfire of nonsense," Kimberly Rodner said. "And I just wouldn't follow him to the grocery store."

Sense Of Relief Felt By San Francisco Communities About Gaza Ceasefire

"We are heartbroken and relieved. This ceasefire is long overdue," said Zahra Billoo with the Council On American Islamic Relations.

Tenderloin Residents Hope New San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie Will Deliver Change

New San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie addressed several issues concerning residents, including homelessness, drug use, and public safety.

San Francisco Marriott Hotel Workers Ratify New Contract Agreement

Marriott hotel workers have ratified a new contract that was up for a vote by membership Thursday, according to union officials.

Striking San Francisco Hotel Workers Urge J.P. Morgan Health Conference Attendees To Stay Away

Striking San Francisco hotel workers are attempting to discourage people from attending a major healthcare conference in January.

San Francisco Leaders, Community Members Continue Fight For Safer Streets

San Francisco leaders and community members came together Sunday to continue to fight for safer streets on World Day of Remembrance.

SFUSD Parents React To School Board Replacing Superintendent, Halting Closures

About a dozen schools were on the closure list, including Sutro Elementary in the Richmond District.

San Francisco Golf Club's Plan For Maintenance Facility Near Playground Facing Backlash

A small Catholic school is locked in a David vs. Goliath fight with an exclusive San Francisco golf club.

Sutro Elementary Parents In San Francisco Rally To Keep School From Closing

Another school on the San Francisco Unified School District's proposed closure list is fighting to keep the classrooms open.

Proposal Aimed At Reviving Fisherman's Wharf In San Francisco Met With Skepticism

The idea is to create a mixed-use restaurant and entertainment area on Pier 45 centered around the fishing operation.

Pro-Palestinians Rally In San Francisco Nearly A Year After Oct. 7 Attacks

"October 7th is a terrible anniversary for the Jewish people and I would say the trauma still seems fresh and raw," Rabbi Mark Bloom said.

Bay Area Communities Anxiously Watch Latest Developments Between Israel, Iran

On Tuesday morning, the country woke up to what may become a new war in the Middle East between Iran and Israel.

Parents React To Mayor's Plan To Stabilize SFUSD Amid Shortfall, Possible Closures

"I think it's been really overwhelming to be an SFUSD parent the last few years," parent Meredith Dodson told CBS News Bay Area.

San Francisco To Vote On The Future Of The Great Highway: Oceanfront Park Or Thoroughfare

"I came here three years ago," said Grace Princen "So, during COVID. And they had just started opening up the highway."

The Farallones Longest Studied White Shark and the Devil's Teeth

Sharktober is here and the White Sharks have Returned

Running-Averse Man Commits To Monthly Half-Marathons For A Good Cause

"I always hate running," he said. "I hated running growing up so I started this ten months ago just to try it out."

San Francisco Leaders Stand By Mother Who Continues To Seek Justice In 2006 Cold Case Killing

Aubrey Abrakasa was shot and killed at the intersection of Grove and Baker Streets on Aug. 14, 2006.

Protesters Rally Against Permanently Closing Great Highway In San Francisco

The group named Open the Great Highway Alliance criticized Supervisor Joel Engardio, who represents the Sunset District.

S.F. Sunset District Residents Resist Proposal To Close Great Highway To Traffic

"During COVID, we were all out here," said Martha Abbene. "And now we have a really tight-knit community."

Workers Say San Francisco's New 911 Dispatch Center Is Plagued With Problems

When someone calls 911 all they care about is getting help and fast. For 16 years, Burt Wilson has been answering those calls.

Families Living In RVs Protest Planned Parking Enforcement Near Lake Merced

About two dozen people who live in RVs along Winston Drive near Lake Merced are facing an eviction.

San Francisco Mission Street Vendors React To Proposed Legislation Targeting Stolen Goods

A proposed new bill aimed at cracking down on the sale of stolen goods on San Francisco streets is being welcomed by legitimate vendors.

As 2024 Vote Looms, San Francisco's AAPI Vote Flexes Its Muscle

Most political experts can't point to two specific issues that woke up the entire voting bloc.

Cannabis Enthusiasts Rally At Pot Shops After S.F. Cancels 4/20 Celebration

Rather than dwell on the cancellation, David Goldman and others like him have been exploring alternative ways to celebrate.

San Francisco Community Organizations Worried Budget Cuts Could Impact Crucial Services

The current proposed budget cuts would impact many public and nonprofit service organizations, cutting their budgets by 10 percent.