As late senator's casket lies in state at San Francisco City Hall, American president says by video that 'she was always tough, prepared, rigorous, compassionate'

Daniel Lurie announces campaign with video highlighting public safety, affordable housing and combating 'era of open-air drug dealing'

New York City-based organization expands activities to West Coast; will partner with Jewish community educators and leaders in Los Angeles and San Francisco to provide programming

City resident in his 50s in custody after allegedly walking into Schneerson Center, firing several rounds of what investigators believe to have been blanks

'Stunned and shocked': None injured as suspect shoots six empty rounds during study session for elderly Jews, who do not call police immediately after incident

Signs declaring 'anti-Zionism is antisemitism' plastered with 'Free Palestine' in pair of incidents, with group representing anti-Zionist Jews claiming responsibility for one

Digital exhibition's co-founder Prof. Aaron Hahn Tapper says one of the goals is to highlight the role Jews played in making the Bay Area what it is today

City supervisors approve use of potentially deadly remote-controlled bots in emergency situations despite strong objections from civil liberties groups

Affiliate of Israel pharmaceutical giant says settling federal lawsuit is a step toward getting life-saving treatment to addicts, but doesn't admit liability or wrongdoing

Chesa Boudin's attempts to reform criminal justice fail to win over electorate amid claims of rampant crime and recidivism in famously liberal city with massive wealth gap