SF Stonestown Galleria Mall Workers, Shoppers Says Recent Violence Becoming Commonplace

"Since March last year, the environment here has not been good," said vendor Guang Wei.

Anti-Violence Rally Held For AAPI Community

"I don't know how to deal with all of it because all these situations, they're very new to me," Tsay said.

Neighbors Of Destroyed S.F. Sunset District House Shaken By Close Call

"All of a sudden, we just heard the explosion -- boom! Then we saw the fire," Ng said.

'Super Thankful'; Family Visits With Firefighters Who Saved Infant From Fentanyl Death

This week, his parents -- Ivan and Kerina Matkovic -- and little Senna visited the paramedics at a San Francisco firehouse to thank them.

Animal Rights Protesters Project Images Of Dying Pigs At San Francisco Costco

The footage showed pigs thrashing as they are gassed with carbon dioxide, while audio captured the sound of pigs screaming from speakers.

Marina District Residents Demand Crackdown On Neighborhood Crime

Crime is on the rise in the scenic avenues nestled along the waterfront.

Tenderloin Teens Channel Life On The Street Into Stories Of Hope

A group of young people is working hard to flip the script in the Tenderloin, which is often criticized as being a bad part of the city.

'Lost Coast' Residents Take Stock Of Quake Damage Following 6.4 Humboldt County Shaker

"The displays, all of the sunglasses are broken," said Carolyn Knowles as she checked in on a friend's boutique on Ferndale's Main Street.

UC Workers Reach Deal To End Strike

The bargaining units said some workers could see raises of up to 66% over the next two years.

San Francisco Medical Student Yearning To Give Back To Community That Helped Shape Her

Giving back to others should be a priority for all of us. It is for Jennifer Juarez Yoc, who looks to faith as inspiration to serve others.

SFNext: Searching For Solutions To City's Intractable Problems

At the gathering, citizens listened and questioned experts.

Facebook Knew Instagram Was Pushing Girls To Dangerous Content: Internal Document

A previously unpublished internal document reveals Facebook, now known as Meta, knew Instagram was pushing girls to dangerous content.

Twitter Janitors Go On Strike Citing Unfair Labor Practices

The janitors said Twitter did not renegotiate their contract with Flagship, the company that employes them.

Emotions Run High At Community Meeting On San Francisco's Killer Robots

"This is my home now, and I believe in having an invested stake in my community," said Daniels. "I want to see my city thrive and flourish."

AIDS Memorial Quilt Creator Cleve Jones Honored With Lifetime Achievement Award

Sitting in the garden of his Guerneville home, Cleve Jones said his greatest achievement is probably just being alive.

Bay Area LGBTQ Community Fears Rep. Greene's Homophobic Slur Will Encourage More Violence

"When someone like Marjorie Taylor Greene attacks me, in this case calls me a communist groomer, I do have to be more vigilant," he said.

LGBTQ Community Shows Support For Colorado Shooting Victims At SF Queer Bowling Night

The monthly bowling fundraiser followed the tragic weekend in Colorado springs and Transgender Day of Remembrance.

Talented San Francisco Street Artist Battles Demons To Escape Homelessness

Daniel spent a harrowing two years living on the streets of San Francisco where he eked out a meager existence as a street artist.

Retired Police Officers Patrolling SF Union Square Area As Community Ambassadors

"The public is looking for support and we're out here to bring back that support," Lee Dahlberg, a retired SFPD officer told KPIX5.

San Francisco Teachers Rally Against District Wide Payroll Issues

SFUSD teachers blocked off Franklin street on Wednesday afternoon in protest of the district's new payroll system.

Musk Tweets Link To Unfounded Conspiracy Theory In Connection With Pelosi Attack

Musk's tweet, which he later deleted, linked to an article by a fringe website, the Santa Monica Observer.

In Their Own Words: Memories Linger Years After Loma Prieta Earthquake Rocked The Bay Area

We asked KPIX 5 viewers for their memories of that fateful day on our Facebook and social media pages .

Support Grows For Street Closure In S.F. Tenderloin For Kids' Recreation

"You know, it's a rough place and a lot of people can't take it, mentally," said Lewis Murphy, a crossing guard."

Protesters Demand S.F. Archbishop Release 'Secret' Files On Abusive Priests

An archdiocese spokesperson declined to answer emailed questions about why the archbishop hasn't released a list of priests.

Angry Oakland Residents Demand Action Over Rampant Illegal Dumping

"It's invading my ability to feel safe and walk down clean streets," said Mary Forte, an Oakland native. "Get the trash out of Oakland."

San Francisco Firefighter Spearheads Fundraising For Ukrainian Counterparts

Russian forces have lost significant ground in the eastern city of Kharkiv, Ukraine where Russian soldiers have retreated across the border.

Parents Of Fentanyl Victims Rally In San Francisco

"I know that there's a lot of stigma around addiction that needs to be changed," she added.

Demonstrators Demand Action To Combat Asian Hate In San Francisco

Protesters disrupted traffic and marched down busy Columbus Avenue in San Francisco Sunday afternoon chanting "fight Asian hate."

LGBTQ+ Activists Demand Better Response To Monkeypox Outbreak

"The spread is already quite a bit larger than the numbers show because testing isn't happening," said Ryan Booth.

Timepiece Puns Don't Tick Off Bay Area Clock Repairman Who's Heard 'Em All

Looking like a clockmaker should, Clair took apart his first clock at age 8. It was a gift from a friend. He's still at it, 68 years later.

Woman's Nonprofit Help Provide Space For Fellow Artists In SF's Hunters Point

The serenity of water and wildlife at the Hunters Point Shipyard make it a perfect backdrop for artists like Barbara Ockel.

Longtime Tenderloin Resident Skeptical Of New DA's Promise To End Open Drug Dealing

Del Seymour describes himself as the unofficial "mayor of the Tenderloin."

Trans Woman From India Travels Across The Globe To Find Her Authentic Self

"I saw American college like a movie because that's all I knew it to be growing up in India," she said.

As Castro Theatre Turns 100, Longtime Organist Looks Back At Loss And Life

The Castro Theatre is celebrating its 100th year this year and work has been underway to get the building beautiful for Pride celebrations.

Family, Friends Remember Talent And Kindness Of Slain Pro Cyclist Anna Moriah Wilson

"What made Mo stand apart is that it didn't change who she was at all on the bike," Caldwell told KPIX 5 on Monday.

The Season OF Whale Food- NW Winds and Coastal Upwelling

Spring winds bring nutrients and renew coastal ecosystems, but warming sea temperatures foretell change.

San Francisco-Based Software Engineer's App Helping Ukrainians Connect With Loved Ones

“At that time I was single and what does a single software developer do? He develops a dating app,” Szabo said.

Hundreds Celebrate Israeli Soldiers with FIDF in San Francisco

More than 450 members of the San Francisco Bay Area community gathered for the Friends of the Israel Defense Forces San Francisco Gala

4 Bay Area Innovators Selected for Prestigious Global Summit

Ilya Friedman, Daniel Heller, Mor Sidi, and Logan Ury to join 150+ of the Jewish world’s leading innovators at the ROI Summit in Jerusalem

Bay Area Leaders Visit Israel for Look into Soldiers' Lives

FIDF National Leadership Mission, Nov. 10-17, meets with Israeli military leaders