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Trans March leaders bring demands to City Hall after arrests

  • Jul 14
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Former Olympian Hearn pleads not guilty in Reflecting Pool case

  • Jul 9

5 arrested during fight at SF Trans March; Scott Wiener harassed

  • Jun 29

Video shows suspect shattering windows at North Bay LGBTQ lounge

  • Jun 27

Reflecting Pool liner was cut with a sharp knife or razor, NPS says

  • Jun 25

SF man pleads not guilty in Castro hate crime, assault case

  • Jun 19

'86 47' found marked in the grass on National Mall

  • Jun 12

Suspect glues 200 doors shut at California high school

  • Jun 10

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SJSU student federally charged for racist threat found on campus

  • 2 days ago
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Trans March leaders bring demands to City Hall after arrests

  • Jul 14
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Multiple arrested during fight at SF Trans March; Sen. Scott Wiener claims harassment at event

  • Jun 29
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Multiple arrested during fight at SF Trans March: police

  • Jun 28
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Video shows suspect shattering windows at North Bay LGBTQ business

  • Jun 27
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Video shows suspect shattering windows at North Bay LGBTQ lounge

  • Jun 27
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Video shows suspect shattering windows at North Bay LGBTQ lounge

  • Jun 26
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SF man pleads not guilty in Castro hate crime, assault case

  • Jun 19

Latest Stories

After attempts to report vandalism, San Francisco homeowner gets graffiti notice from city

The notice came from the San Francisco Department of Public Works, citing graffiti on a fire hydrant connected to his property. Michael said receiving it felt insulting after repeated attempts to get help addressing larger issues in the neighborhood.

  • May 2
Rachel Brockl

Dozens of bronze memorial plaques stolen from Alameda park benches, leaving families shocked

More than two dozen memorial plaques honoring loved ones were stolen from a popular Alameda park, raising concern among families and park advocates who fear the thefts may be part of a growing trend. The missing plaques were discovered at Jean Sweeney Open Space Park, where nearly every bench once featured a bronze marker dedicated to a family member.

  • May 1
The image shows Edward Young, an 80-year-old San Francisco resident playing the last working public piano in Golden Gate Park.

Campaign launched to save SF Golden Gate Park's last public pianos from vandalism, weather

Between vandalism and weather, all but one of the pianos lining JFK Drive are out of commission. But now, there's a new campaign that could help save the pianos.

  • Apr 28

Bay Area Jewish community increasing security amid string of antisemitic attacks

Following Thursday's attack at a Michigan synagogue, as well as the beating of two Jewish men in San Jose on Sunday, the Bay Area's Jewish community is on alert.

  • Mar 14
Malaya Tea Room

Alameda police warn of a spike in car break-ins, burglaries, and vandalism

A spate of car break-ins and vandalism incidents in Alameda has police asking people to be aware. While overall crime reports in Alameda dropped by approximately 9% between 2023 and 2024, the city is currently facing spikes in property crimes.

  • Mar 5