KSFO Local News

Federal investigators have tripled the reward for information that leads to arrests of robbers who targeted two U.S. Postal Service employees in San Francisco.

Jonathan Adam Moore, a convicted child molester, was arrested after posting signs offering free fentanyl near a local school.

A federal judge in San Diego has overturned California’s ban on assault weapons for the second time, saying it prohibits guns that are no more dangerous than weapons that aren’t banned in the state.  

Alaska Airlines says one of its flights operated by a subsidiary was diverted Sunday after what it called a “credible security threat.” 

Semper Solaris, a leading veteran owned solar company, proudly announces Amy Luiz as the honoree of their Semper Cares Initiative, Project Victor.

A new California law from San Diego Assemblymember David Alvarez has been signed by the Governor allowing students from Mexico to receive in-state tuition at community colleges.  

A new ad campaign hopes to turn around recent negative thoughts about San Francisco.

A new study reveals how much money people need to retire comfortably in California.

A University of California Davis assistant professor threatened “zionist journalists” in a social media post that implied threats of murder, home invasion, and kidnapping.

The city of Oakland is marking a not-so-wonderful moment with its 100th homicide of the year.

Most California taxpayers have another month before they face the deadline for filing their 2022 taxes. 

Nearly a dozen people are now facing charges for attacks on postal workers around the Bay Area.

In the race to win the Senate seat vacated by the late Dianne Feinstein, Southern California Congressman Adam Schiff is outpacing his rivals in campaign fundraising.

Bay Area drivers may soon be receiving speeding tickets in the mail. 

San Francisco teachers are preparing to possibly walk off the job.