Vigil in San Francisco Marks 44th Anniversary of Milk-Moscone Killing

San Francisco's annual Chinese New Year Parade took place Saturday evening in San Francisco, starting near Second and Market Streets and continuing through the city to Columbus, ending at Chinatown. People lined the streets despite rainy and at times windy weather to watch the more more than 100 entered participants in this parade.

Crowds of people are expected to fill the streets of San Francisco to watch the Chinese New Year Parade on Saturday. The parade is scheduled to begin at 5:30 p.m. and is set to begin at Market and Second Streets. According to SFMTA, the parade will then continue along Market to Geary, Powell, Post, Kearny to Columbus where it will disband between Pacific and Washington.

NBC Bay Area reporter Sergio Quintana went on a special food tour of San Francisco's Chinatown with legendary Bay Area journalist Ben Fong-Torres to learn more about some local foods and the meaning behind them. Quintana and Fong-Torres, the former editor of Rolling Stone Magazine, visited five spots, some well...

A few San Francisco residents in the Bernal Heights area have been told the benches they've set up outside their homes are violating city rules. The residents want to keep the benches in place, but that could get pricey because a permit could run up to $1,400. The residents said...

A San Francisco synagogue is making changes after a man with a gun walked in earlier this week and fired what turned out to be blanks in the middle of a crowd. As of Friday, police and the FBI were still searching for the man behind the incident at the Schneerson Center in the city's Richmond District.

The deadline has now passed for all Bay Area cities to submit a “housing element” to the state. The element is supposed to outline specifically how each city will add mandated housing over the next eight years. California’s department of housing and community development is in charge of...

Rain returned to the Bay Area early Friday morning, with some heavy downpours in the North Bay and San Francisco, according to weather reports. The quick moving storm arrived in the early morning hours over the North Bay first and was expected to make its way south toward San Jose.

The San Francisco Police Department is looking for a man, after officers said he pulled out a gun and fired possible blanks inside a Jewish synagogue Wednesday night. The incident happened just before 7:30 p.m. at the Schneerson Center in the city's Richmond neighborhood. The moment was also caught on surveillance camera.

Oakland city leaders on Thursday entered a historic agreement that could revitalize the Coliseum complex and possibly bring a new sports team to the East Bay's largest city. The city announced it's launching a partnership with the African American Sports and Entertainment Group in a deal that includes an exclusive negotiating agreement to develop the Coliseum complex.

There’s some new developments in the bizarre case of a missing German shepherd in Palo Alto that NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit first reported. The dog's owners maintain the trainer they hired never returned their beloved dog and instead, gave them a different dog. Now, there are new...

18 new Oakland police officers formally took the oath Friday, to protect and serve as the city works to increase their police force and curb crime. “We are changing the way in what progressive policing looks like,” said Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao. The diverse class of cadets includes two...

A tree came down along southbound Interstate 280 near Crystal Springs Reservoir in San Bruno Saturday, officials say. The incident caused a sigalert on the freeway and a partial shut down of the lane that's blocked. It caused a major traffic backup. Caltrans said it will take them a few...

Soil across the Bay Area reached maximum saturation earlier this year, and many people fear it won't take much more rain to cause another round of problems. On Alvarado Road in the Oakland Hills, a hillside went sliding during the powerful storms a few weeks ago. In the past week, the property owner has been working to shore it up.

Farmworkers who worked with the suspected gunman in the Half Moon Bay mass shooting are speaking out. Several farmworkers who worked with the man accused of killing seven people in a workplace shooting on Thursday discussed the suspect and their current living conditions, which also have been in the spotlight following the rampage.

Home sales have been slowing down in the Bay Area for months, but there is a house on the Peninsula that suggests the market may still be too hot for many of us. A two-bedroom, one-bathroom home in San Mateo that sits behind the Hillsdale Shopping Center needs a new roof and walls replaced, including hundreds of thousands of dollars in other renovations. Don't think the needed repairs will bring the sale price down -- the house is listed for sale at $1.2 million.

For everything that COVID-19 subtracted from the world, it added one thing to Daniel and Rachel Martinez’s life: time. When the San Jose couple both found themselves without work during the pandemic, they chose to fill their newly-found free time with one of their favorite passions: helping dogs in need.

Nearly 500 people who live in the upscale Aldecroft Heights neighborhood in the Santa Cruz mountains have been without water since last weekend. The problem is due to a leak the Aldecroft Heights Water District is having trouble locating. NBC Bay Area's Robert Handa has more on how residents are...

A juvenile was shot and killed in Oakland early Friday morning, according to police. Officers at about 1:30 a.m. responded to the 8000 block of Dowling Street and found the victim, a male from Oakland, suffering from apparent gunshot wounds, police said. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene,...

A food delivery driver in San Jose said a minor traffic dispute earlier this week turned into a serious case of road rage when another driver smashed one of his car's windows and then came at him with a machete. Jerry Gonzales' front and rear vehicle cameras captured the incident...

A 13-year-old boy struck by a car in a crosswalk in Santa Rosa last month remains hospitalized with critical injuries and friends of his family have started a GoFundMe campaign to assist with his medical bills. As of Wednesday afternoon, the GoFundMe campaign had collected more than $61,000. Atticus Pearson...