🚨 All speed cameras are LIVE across San Francisco. ⚠️ Warning period starts June 6 📸 Citations begin August 5 SF issued 31,000 warnings in April alone.

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Heads up, drivers in San Francisco! The city's speed cameras are officially live. However, drivers won't see tickets for another 60 days. Beginning Aug. 5, officials will ...

San Francisco’s beloved albino alligator, Claude, is about to become even more accessible to fans worldwide. The California Academy of Sciences is launching a livestream webcam named the Claude ...

San Francisco is one step closer to automatically sending drivers speeding tickets. Speed safety cameras are being installed ...

San Francisco on Thursday became the first city in California to launch a network of speed cameras. The pilot program was launched to encourage drivers to slow down in problem areas, such as ...

Speed safety cameras that will automatically send drivers tickets ranging from $50 to $500 are being installed at 33 intersections around San Francisco and are expected to be turned on in March.

Assembly Bill 645 authorized speed cameras in six California cities: San Francisco, San Jose, Oakland, Los Angeles, Long Beach and Glendale.

What sets San Francisco's approach apart is its methodical use of data to maximize the impact of these cameras. The city has identified 33 locations for camera installation with some locations ...

Varying fine amounts for San Francisco’s new speed cameras are as follows: 11-15 mph over the limit incurs a $50 or $25 fine (with a discount) 16-25 mph over the limit incurs a $100 or $50 fine ...

San Francisco launched a pilot program approved by California Gov. Gavin Newsom that allows the city to issue fines to speeding drivers based on income.