Gia Vang

On Thursday, the final gubernatorial debate will take place in San Francisco. This comes as new polling out Wednesday suggests a shift in the race, with a possible new frontrunner.

A man allegedly spray-painted anti-gay graffiti on a building in San Francisco's Castro District last weekend and punched someone who tried to stop him.

Founded in Oakland by Ethiopian immigrant Nigus Solomon, Golden Boot Academy trains professional athletes like U.S. women's soccer star Naomi Girma.

"I am an American" is written in both English and Chinese with Wong Kim Ark's portrait at the corner of Sacramento Street and Grant Avenue.

World Cup fever is sweeping the Bay Area ahead of Team USA's Round of 32 match in Santa Clara. From hotel bookings to sky-high ticket prices, Gia Vang looks at the growing impact of one of the region's biggest sporting events ever.

A blaze sparked by unlawful fireworks engulfed a parked vehicle and downed power lines. Oakland fire officials say increased staffing kept other major fires contained during the chaotic holiday weekend.

The Board of Supervisors passed an ordinance on its first reading that would let dispensaries serve food and host entertainment, aiming to boost the city's legal cannabis industry.

The public was invited to view never-before-seen art by the late actor Angus Cloud Saturday.

California voters in November will decide whether to require people to show identification at the polls.

A major cleanup is underway in Foster City, bringing big questions for displaced families after a six-alarm fire tore through dozens of condominiums.