Christie Smith
NBC Bay Area
San Francisco Bay Area, CA, United States
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San Francisco Restaurant Owner Demands Change Following Recent Burglaries in Area
A San Francisco restaurant owner says something has to change after his store was once again burglarized this week. → Read More
Crews Working on Patching Potholes Before Next Storm Arrives in SF
The recent storms have left their mark on Bay Area roadways. → Read More
Light Snow Falls in the Oakland Hills
A light dusting of snow fell in the Oakland Hills Thursday morning, surprising residents. → Read More
San Francisco's Bayview Neighborhood Holds Black History Month Parade
People came out for a Black History Month parade and celebration in San Francisco’s Bayview neighborhood Saturday. → Read More
E-Scooter Company Bird Pulls Out of San Francisco
E-scooter company Bird says it’s grounding operations in San Francisco. → Read More
Dozens of Women Granted U.S. Citizenship During Naturalization Ceremony in SF
It was a big day for dozens of women in San Francisco Saturday. → Read More
Another Day of Rain Comes With More Downed Trees, Flooding, Mudslides in SF
Wednesday’s storm soaked San Francisco causing problems like downed trees, flooding and small mudslides. → Read More
San Mateo County Swears in New Sheriff
History was made on the Peninsula Saturday as Christina Corpus was sworn in, becoming the first Latina sheriff in San Mateo County. → Read More
San Francisco Community, City Leaders Rally to Save Aquatic Park Pier
Swimmers, rowers and city leaders concerned about the Aquatic Park Pier rallied in San Francisco Saturday. → Read More
Storm Floods Streets, Downs Trees in San Francisco
The storm contributed to some problems in San Francisco Thursday. → Read More
Bay Area's Black, Asian Communities Unite for Event in SF
People came out Sunday in San Francisco for what organizers called the first “Asian and Black Community Cookout.” → Read More
SF Advocates Push for Safer Streets During World Remembrance Day for Road Traffic Victims
Safety advocates and community members gathered in San Francisco Sunday to call for safer streets. → Read More
Bay Area Food Banks Dealing With Inflation as Holiday Season Approaches
Heading into the holiday season, some Bay Area food banks say the need is up along with inflation. → Read More
Bay Area Food Bank Struggling to Keep Up With Demand as Donations Decline
The holidays are just around the corner and food banks are trying to keep up with rising demand for food year-round. → Read More
Outdoor Clothing Company Owner Decides to Reopen SF Store
An outdoor apparel store has reopened weeks after the company’s CEO announcing he would close a San Francisco store temporarily, because of what he said was rampant organized theft and concerns about employee safety. → Read More
Outdoor Clothing Company Owner Decides to Reopen SF Store
An outdoor apparel store has reopened weeks after the company’s CEO announcing he would close a San Francisco store temporarily, because of what he said was rampant organized theft and concerns about employee safety. → Read More
Gov. Newsom Visits San Francisco Ahead of Midterm Election
Gov. Gavin Newsom was in San Francisco Saturday with a message to get out the vote between now and Tuesday. → Read More
Bay Area Residents Take a Shot at Biggest Lottery Jackpot in History
Bay Area Powerball players have a chance at winning $1.6 billion Saturday — the biggest lottery jackpot in history. → Read More
SF City Leaders React Following Paul Pelosi Attack
San Francisco city leaders are reacting after Paul Pelosi was attacked at his home. → Read More
Outdoor Clothing Company Closes SF Store Amid Recent Crime
A popular outdoor clothing and equipment brand is temporarily shutting down its store in San Francisco. → Read More