Chris Bollini

3 weeks ago | abc7.com | Chris Bollini

SAN FRANCISCO -- As the sun rises on the 1700 block of Polk Street in San Francisco, passersby can smell the sweet scent of warm donuts. For more than 60 years, the iconic Bob's Donuts has served up a great way to start the day. "A donut early in the morning is perfect for breakfast. When they're warm, coming out of the fryer...breakfast of champions," General Manager and baker Roberto Vallejo said with a smile. It's not unusual to have to wait in line to grab one of these flavorful donuts.

1 month ago | abc7.com | Chris Bollini

ByChris BolliniTuesday, March 11, 2025 8:15PMArion Press in San Francisco has carried on the tradition of hand printing books for 50 years and publishes books illustrated by notable artists. SAN FRANCISCO -- Arion Press in San Francisco has carried on the tradition of hand printing books for the last 50 years and publishes limited-edition books illustrated by notable artists.

1 month ago | abc7news.com | Chris Bollini

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- When visiting Pier 39 in San Francisco, guests enjoy scenic views of landmarks like Alcatraz and the Golden Gate Bridge as well as unforgettable seafood dining. But no visit would be complete without a bowl of Fog Harbor Fish House's award-winning clam chowder. "Hearty, it fills you up, it coats your bones on the inside, and it just gives you that whole wharf experience," Fog Harbor Fish House COO Bob Partrite shares.

2 months ago | abc7news.com | Chris Bollini

SAN FRANCISCO -- Although there are many ways that fans can celebrate the "Star Wars" franchise, Jason Golden-Hall and Shelley Hawkins display their love of the series by getting into character with cosplay. "We are people who dreamed of playing in this world with the kids who drew light sabers on their cardboard tubes and put buckets on their heads to be Boba Fett,' Goldman-Hall said. Goldman-Hall is a member of the Golde Gate Garrison, a Northern California chapter of the 501st Legion.

2 months ago | abc7news.com | Chris Bollini

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- For the first time in 25 years, the Bay Area is hosting NBA All-Star weekend. Basketball fans from all over the world will enjoy exciting events from February 14-16. "This really is the intersection of the NBA and pop culture, so there is something for everyone and we're going to lean into the things that are really unique aspects of San Francisco," said Kelly Flatow, Executive VP of Global Events, NBA.