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The city's biggest race is now over 100 years old, but it still seems like every year, participants get wackier and more naked and the race gets larger and busier. Here are some ideas for an easy way to join the fun.
Bob Dylan hasn't been on "Late Show" in 22 years.
In an anecdote from his autobiography, the late blues legend wrote about being reluctant to play San Francisco's Fillmore because he didn't think hippies cared about the blues. They ended up loving him.
This week, one mean girl needs to finish some community service and a late-night host is ready to say his final goodbye.
`King of the Blues' legend B.B. King dead in Las Vegas at age 89, his attorney says.
A debate over trail use is raging in Marin County, with cyclists and hikers butting heads over rights-of-way.
The final broadcasts will feature appearances by Tom Hanks, Bill Murray, Eddie Vedder and Letterman's historic final "Late Show" broadcast on May 20
One of the people featured in David Letterman's visit to San Francisco in 1996 took it all off on national television -- literally.
Movie review of the sequel "Pitch Perfect 2" starring Anna Kendrick, Rebel Wilson, and Brittany Snow.
Movie Review of the reboot "Mad Max: Fury Road" starring Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron.
The 2015 CBS Upfronts happened yesterday, live from Carnegie Hall in New York City and revealed the upcoming slate of new programming for the network.
Thousands of elite athletes and fun-seekers will take to the streets of San Francisco for the annual running of the Bay to Breakers foot race this Sunday.
A car that gets 84 miles per gallon and costs just $6800, yet is made in America might be the solution to every Bay Area road warrior's problems, and it is on its way soon according to Elio Motors.
Pope Francis warned the rich and powerful on Tuesday that God will judge them on whether they fed the poor and cared for the Earth, his latest exhortation on the environment ahead of his eagerly-awaited encyclical on climate change and its effects on the world's most vulnerable.
America's most-watched network has unveiled its 2015-2016 line-up, and there's a little something for everybody with the announcement of seven new shows and 22 returning series.
