Facing Closure, Memberships Help Keep Borderlands Books In San Francisco Afloat
A struggling San Francisco bookstore slated for closure because of the rise in the minimum wage, will get to stay open thanks to an infusion of cash.
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A struggling San Francisco bookstore slated for closure because of the rise in the minimum wage, will get to stay open thanks to an infusion of cash.
Shuttle drivers who take Facebook employees to and from work have reportedly approved a union contract offering higher pay and more benefits, a victory in organized labor's effort to unionize workers in Silicon Valley.
A new report by a whole host of San Francisco nightlife, safety, and transportation officials has found that the current late night public transportation system has been described as extremely inefficient, unreliable, and at times, unsafe.
A former SFPD sergeant was sentenced to 41 months in prison for corruption in a federal court on Monday after being convicted of four charges related to a scheme to steal money and property seized during searches and arrests in 2009.
As California's drought drags on, officials are cracking down on thieves who wrench open fire hydrants and ignore or tamper with water meters.
A freight train collided with a car on the tracks in Morgan Hill Monday afternoon.
A homeless man was acquitted of all charges in a case involving an altercation late last year with an Uber driver. The jury said the man acted in self defense when he threw his skateboard into the car's windshield.
"The Other 9-To-5" report calls for a major boost in overnight public transportation to and from San Francisco. The only problem is the report doesn't have a plan for where to get the cash to make it happen.
Investigators in Santa Cruz County are asking the public's help to find who stuffed two dogs – a mother and her puppy – into a sandbag and tossed them from a moving vehicle, killing the puppy.
A Palo Alto man was arrested last week on suspicion of masturbating in the window of his apartment while making eye contact with at least one of his neighbors, according to police.
A Minnesota grandfather burst into laughter after seeing his wife for the first time in a decade last week with help from a bionic eye implant.
The Port of Oakland's slow recovery after a massive West Coast labor-dispute is no consolation to local citrus growers, whose exports to Asia could become almost worthless.
The U.S. has announced its first-ever diplomat in charge of promoting and defending the rights of homosexuals and transgender people overseas.
Last Thursday, a state law was introduced that would eliminate the "personal belief" exception to California's vaccination law. Political analyst Melissa Griffin Caen has more on the proposed law.
It's the countdown happening all across the Bay Monday -- it's officially 50 weeks until Super Bowl 50. Kiet Do has more on what's on tap to build up all the hype for the big game.
