Did the city influence the change? Or was it mere coincidence? That’s what critics want to know about a new report on radiation testing at Hunters Point. Jaxon Van Derbeken reports and shows how the findings will be used.

Did the city influence the change? Or was it mere coincidence? That’s what critics want to know about a new report on radiation testing at Hunters Point. Jaxon Van Derbeken reports and shows how the findings will be used.

San Francisco City administrator Naomi Kelly is the unnamed “senior official” who alerted federal agents this week that Public Works Director Mohammed Nuru had disclosed details to her of the FBI’s ongoing corruption probe, according to sources with knowledge of the matter.

The unnamed contractor who prosecutors say provided a free tractor and unpaid labor to an accused figure in San Francisco’s corruption scandal is a former city DPW official turned CEO of a local contracting firm, NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit has learned.

Jennifer Sarkany and her partner Ramsey Abouremeleh say they moved into the Outer Sunset home they rented in 2018 expecting the best. They were looking for a safe neighborhood close to Sarkany’s school. Instead, they say the next eight months were a waking nightmare, eventually leading to an acrimonious legal battle against their landlord Christie West. “It ended up pretty…

The unnamed contractor who prosecutors say provided a free tractor and unpaid labor to an accused figure in San Francisco’s corruption scandal is a former city DPW official turned CEO of a local contracting firm, NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit has learned. Jaxon Van Derbeken reports.

More than 400 California retailers owe the state of California a combined $12.2 million in CRV “opt-out” fees, according to records obtained by NBC Bay Area. Chris Chmura reports.

An NBC Bay Area investigation found hundreds of California stores owe the state millions of dollars combined in CRV redemption opt-out fees. Why aren’t they paying?

San Francisco City administrator Naomi Kelly is the unnamed “senior official” who alerted federal agents this week that Public Works Director Mohammed Nuru had disclosed details to her of the FBI’s ongoing corruption probe, according to sources with knowledge of the matter. Investigative reporter Jaxon Van Derbeken reports.

New residents of the former Hunters Point Naval shipyard will be restricted to only growing fruits and vegetables in raised, concrete-lined beds, state environmental officials have told the community.

The federal judge overseeing PG&E’s probation over regulatory violations has ordered the utility to answer more questions about the worn C-hook that failed and sparked the Camp Fire last year as a follow-up to PG&E’s release of damaged hooks.

The specific test topics covered that were to be covered in the latest California bar exam were leaked to thousands of students, including the son of State Bar Executive Director Leah Wilson.

An NBC Bay Area investigative series into the misuse of school police officers will be honored in January as a recipient of the famed duPont-Columbia University Award.

San Francisco lawmakers are poised to dig deeper into safety concerns inside the city’s $72 million street-cleaning program after the board’s president called for a government hearing on the issue on Tuesday.

San Francisco lawmakers are poised to dig deeper into safety concerns inside the city’s $72 million street-cleaning program after the board’s president called for a government hearing on Tuesday to address the issue. Senior Investigative Reporter Bigad Shaban reports.

San Francisco Public Works has been cited for violating state safety laws, according to documents obtained by the NBC Bay Area Investigative Unit.

The NBC Bay Area Investigative Unit is expanding its investigation into San Francisco’s dirty streets by inviting viewers to share their thoughts and photos via social media using the hashtag #WeInvestigate.

Columbia Journalism School’s 2019 Alfred I. duPont-Columbia Awards honored the NBC Bay Area Investigative Unit for its investigation “Drivers Under Siege.”

Mayor London Breed says San Francisco is cleaner under her administration and, thus, believes she fulfilled a campaign promise to usher in “significant” and “noticeable” improvements within 90 days of taking office. In comparing Breed’s first three months as mayor to the three months prior, 311 data reflects a rise in complaints concerning trash, human feces, and used syringes on...

Convention business brings in about $2 billion to San Francisco each year, however, the city’s travel association is finding it harder to convince companies to return because of the amount of trash, feces, and used drug needles scattered throughout the city’s streets and sidewalks.