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September 9

Elderly jewelry store owner hospitalized after smash-and-grab robbery leaves San Jose shop destroyed

An 88-year-old jewelry store owner suffered a stroke and injuries after being shoved during a smash-and-grab robbery at Kim Hung Jewelry on Friday.

September 8

Progressive cities face billions in economic losses as retail crime surges 93% since 2019

American cities face billions in losses as retail theft reaches $112 billion annually, forcing major stores to close and tourism to decline in progressive-led areas.

September 3

United plane at San Francisco airport collides with another jet while pulling back from gate

Possible tug equipment failure led to a collision between two United Airlines Boeing 737 aircraft at San Francisco International Airport on Monday.

August 24

San Francisco mob assaults ICE agents in stunning video

Fox News correspondent Christina Coleman discusses an apparent attack on ICE agents in San Francisco amid President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown on ‘Fox Report.’ 

August 23

Keffiyeh-clad anti-ICE protester threatens to stab agent, harm family in San Francisco mob attack

A mob of up to 20 protesters attacked immigration agents outside a San Francisco courthouse. One keffiyeh-clad agitator allegedly threatened to stab an officer and kill his family.

July 31

Pelosi calls Lady Gaga concert in San Francisco 'the most fun I've had in a long time'

Nancy Pelosi attended Lady Gaga's Mayhem Ball Tour concert in San Francisco with husband Paul Pelosi, describing the performance as a "fabulous show."

July 29

Restaurant shuts down after chef insults TikTok influencer, prompting outrage: 'Still shaking'

San Francisco's Kis Café recently closed down after chef Luke Sung's confrontation with a TikTok influencer went viral, with the restaurant calling his behavior "unacceptable."

July 22

San Francisco close to taking new step to fight homelessness

San Francisco is set to crack down on homelessness with officials voting on strict new parking limits for recreational vehicles throughout the city.

July 21

American religious studies teacher survives horrific migrant attack while vacationing in Italy

San Francisco religion teacher Nicholas Pellegrino survives violent attack by migrants on an Italian train, sustaining a neck wound when assailants stole his belongings

July 17

EXCLUSIVE: Trump administration eyes Alcatraz reopening to house nation’s ‘worst of the worst’

Attorney General Pam Bondi and Interior Secretary Doug Burgum toured Alcatraz Island to assess its potential reopening as a federal prison at President Donald Trump's direction.