Cable Cars Running Again After Rehab Work
San Francisco's famed cable cars are running again after a 12-day service halt to rehabilitate the gearboxes that help run the 19th century public transportation system.
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San Francisco's famed cable cars are running again after a 12-day service halt to rehabilitate the gearboxes that help run the 19th century public transportation system.
A man has been arrested after driving a Tesla Model 3 sedan the wrong way on westbound Interstate Highway 80 from San Francisco into Oakland early Monday morning.
The lawsuit nearing trial alleges Sutter Health gobbled up competing medical providers in California and used its market dominance to set higher prices for insurance plans.
A federal investigation has been officially launched into whether JUUL's political ads were legal.
The feud between the 49ers and the city of Santa Clara is escalating days after city leaders voted to end the team's management of concerts and other events at Levi's Stadium.
A 13-year-old Bay Area athlete traveling with her squash team says she was forced to remove her hijab in the jetway at SFO by an Air Canada agent.
A massive harvest for grape growers in the North Bay means vintners have too many grapes and don't know what to do with the inventory.
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. bondholders and wildfire victims have joined forces and proposed their own reorganization plan.
Facebook said Friday that it has suspended "tens of thousands" of apps made by about 400 developers as part of an investigation following the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg met with President Donald Trump while he was in the nation's capital.
A crewman injured while escaping the fire that killed 34 people aboard a dive boat off Southern California sued the vessel's owner and the company that chartered it.
Runway repairs at SFO have delayed and canceled thousands of flights leaving many travelers stranded. Thursday night the construction was finished a week ahead of schedule.
As Pres. Trump calls out San Francisco for its troubled streets, one native of the city says he's shutting down his bar due to rampant drug-dealing outside his door.
Cab drivers in the South Bay are fighting AB-5, the new California law designed to help gig workers by reclassifying them from contractors to company employees.
Labor unions in San Jose have joined together with affordable housing activists to battle once again with the city's business leaders, this time over the proposed renewal of the Downtown High-Rise Fee Reduction Program.
