Haight-Ashbury

Dramatic and intense video circulating on social media showing an all-out brawl in the heart of San Francisco’s Haight-Ashbury neighborhood, raised questions about the city’s proposal for dealing with the unhoused.

Dramatic and intense video circulating on social media showing an all-out brawl in the heart of San Francisco’s Haight-Ashbury neighborhood, raises questions about the city’s proposal for dealing with the unhoused. Thom Jensen reports.

In this web extra clip from “Bay Area Revelations: Summer of Love, 50 Years Later,” Mike Hebel reflects on how the Haight Ashbury changed from good to bad really fast.

In this web extra clip from “Bay Area Revelations: Summer of Love, 50 Years Later,” San Francisco police officer Mike Hebel describes how the Haight Asbury changed in the sixties.

It was all about the music. In this web extra clip from “Bay Area Revelations: Summer of Love, 50 Years Later,” Lowell ‘Banana’Levinger reflects on what he thinks is the legacy of that time and what people will remember from the sixties.

A homeless man in San Francisco who reported sighting a stolen van being used by two jail fugitives could end up collecting $140,000 in reward money, according to a newspaper account.

A homeless man in San Francisco who reported sighting a stolen van being used by two jail fugitives could end up collecting $140,000 in reward money, according to a newspaper account. Pete Suratos reports.

Two of the three inmates who escaped from an Orange County jail fought over whether they should kill a taxi driver they kidnapped and held at a San Jose motel before one of them drove back to Southern California and surrendered to authorities, sheriff’s officials said on Monday.

In 1967, young people from across the country swarmed into San Francisco. Drawn by a powerful potion of music, sex, and drugs, the panhandle of Golden Gate Park, and the Haight Ashbury neighborhood became a petri dish for disease. One man, Dr. David Smith, stood between sickness and health. His model would introduce to the world the principle of healthcare...

Police are bracing for thousands of revelers to celebrate 4/20 in San Francisco.

Police are bracing for thousands of revelers to celebrate 4/20 in San Francisco. Jean Elle reports.

A roughly 30-foot tree fell Sunday afternoon in San Francisco’s Haight-Ashbury neighborhood, taking down some Municipal Transportation Agency power lines in the process, a fire dispatcher and a spokesman for Muni said.