Noe Valley

In San Francisco, city leaders are launching a new campaign called “We Will Recover,” urging people to have safe holidays, shop local and help neighbors.

The holiday shopping season is crucial for small businesses this year as they continue to struggle during the pandemic. Jean Elle reports.

Thieves in San Francisco are now targeting car tires, leaving vehicles on blocks in the street after making off with all four wheels.

Thieves are now targeting car tires in San Francisco, with residents finding their vehicles left on blocks. One victim’s insurance company told her that thieves are specifically targeting Honda Fits. Jean Elle reports.

A San Francisco neighborhood is on edge this week after two random attempted assaults, one of which was caught on security video.

More than 30 animal rights activists were taken into custody on Monday outside a Whole Foods Market store in San Francisco’s Noe Valley neighborhood after the activists occupied the store for more than three hours.

Former driver Tim Hudson speaks out about safety concerns and alleged wage theft by a Bay Area tow company responsible for the death of Lilianna Preciado. As the Investigative Unit first reported, the company has a history of CHP safety violations. Senior investigative reporter Vicky Nguyen reports in a story that first aired November 8, 2018.

Residents of a San Francisco neighborhood are on edge and want answers about the assault of a mother carrying her baby while walking along a sidewalk earlier this month.

Nearly 400 commuter shuttles travel through San Francisco every day, but are they paying their fair share? That’s the question posed by critics who argue companies that operate these “Tech Buses” should pay more for their use of public bus stops and city streets.

NBC Bay Area has learned that San Franciscoc is investigating complaints of a drunken party at a San Francisco fire station that may have left the station’s only on-duty paramedic incapacitated.

A San Francisco man was arrested on suspicion of drug offenses Wednesday in his hometown, police said Monday.

A U.S. Postal Service window clerk or sales associate as they are now called will be honored Tuesday in San Francisco for 50 years of government service, 46 of those with the Postal Service.

Tests show that a coyote found dead in San Francisco’s Douglass Playground last month died of massive internal bleeding as a result of eating rats that had been poisoned, according to the state Department of Fish and Wildlife.

San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee has appointed a longtime HIV and AIDS activist as District 8 supervisor, the mayor’s office announced Friday.

There’s plenty of holiday spirit in Noe Valley but people were on edge Friday after a man in a Santa hat, claiming to raise money for charity, was caught on tape burglarizing a home.

Her friends jokingly call it “Boomerang.” Maika Nicholson’s car has been stolen five times, but has also returned five times.

San Francisco’s sewer system continues to show its age as a sinkhole opened up on Lakeview Avenue Friday evening.

After five years of gripping drought followed by a rainy El Nino-fueled winter, Bay Area farmers are expressing a bit of relief — mixed with a heavy helping of caution.

Repairs were planned on Wednesday for a growing sinkhole in San Francisco, one so big that firefighters had to rescue a family inside an SUV that got stuck inside of it the day before.

Firefighters rescued a family inside an SUV that got stuck in a sinkhole in San Francisco’s South of Market District Tuesday.