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Kamala Harris became the first woman to be vice president two weeks ago and the National Woman's History Museum celebrated the historic moment by commissioning a portrait that depicts her face emerging from the cracks in a massive sheet of glass.
Even with tight COVID-19 restrictions and a scaled-down fan experience, football fans will be flocking to Tampa for a chance to be part of Super Bowl 55.
Mayor London Breed announced plans Thursday to open a mass COVID-19 vaccination site at San Francisco's Moscone Center.
A new documentary tells the story of three random people from Los Angeles who were turned into fake social media influencers.
Two residents were injured early Thursday morning as a two-alarm fire swept through a San Francisco Excelsior District duplex, officials said.
Police identified Hunter Tital as the suspect they arrested after he threatened to shoot up Valley Fair Mall Wednesday.
The stormy weather that brought 8-10 inches of rain in the Santa Cruz Mountains and up to 10 feet of snow to the Sierra did ease drought conditions across the San Francisco Bay Area, but much more rain and snow is needed in February and March, officials said.
When asked about the San Francisco 49ers possibly trading Jimmy Garoppolo before the 2021 season, tight end George Kittle pushed away the discussion like he stops defensive linemen during a run play.
With the surge in new coronavirus cases beginning to ease and demand for vaccination growing, the information you need to know is coming fast and furious. Here's a roundup of the COVID stories we've published over the last 24 hours.
CBS' Gene Steratore and Amy Trask weigh in on Sarah Thomas becoming the first woman to officiate the Super Bowl.
Alameda County health officials have announced plans for a drive-thru vaccination site in the parking lot of Golden Gate Fields racetrack.
A number of companies who have produced Super Bowl ads for decades aren't doing it this year, but Nick Jonas, a Grammy Award-nominated pop star, is part of a campaign that is using humor and technology to raise awareness about diabetes.
Federal officials warned San Francisco Bay Area residents Thursday of 6 scams circulating throughout California and the country, taking advantage of the growing frenzy over COVID-19 vaccine appointments.
Outgoing California Attorney General Xavier Bacerra announced a $573 million national settlement Thursday with McKinsey & Company over the firm's role in the opioid crisis that "has left much of America in mourning."
The suspect in the brutal assault that fatally injured an 84-year-old San Francisco resident last week entered a not guilty plea to a homicide charge during a court appearance Wednesday.
