San Francisco fire crews rescue person who fell into water from ferry docks
A person who fell into the water at the San Francisco Bay ferry docks was quickly rescued early Sunday morning.
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A person who fell into the water at the San Francisco Bay ferry docks was quickly rescued early Sunday morning.
A burglary at a family-owned ice cream shop in San Francisco is just the latest in a string of burglaries impacting businesses in the area.
On Saturday in San Francisco, local, state and federal leaders gathered to celebrate Caltrain's move to all-electric trains.
A fire next door to the historic Castro Theatre did not threaten the beloved city landmark, San Francisco firefighters said Saturday.
The San Francisco District Attorney on Saturday announced charges against 26 people in connection with the pro-Palestinian protest that shut down traffic on the Golden Gate Bridge last spring.
Another restaurant in San Francisco announced it will be closing its doors but two sisters, both employees, are determined to keep it open.
The SFMTA has killed plans to install a new bike lane in San Francisco's Chinatown due to the objections of some community members.
World-renowned operatic soprano Patricia Racette has returned to her alma mater, the Merola Opera Program, where she's mentoring young artists this season.
Ocean experts are telling boaters to tread lightly, as humpback whales have made their way under the Golden Gate Bridge, through the San Francisco Bay and around other Northern California waters.
Vice President Kamala Harris is returning to her San Francisco roots for a fundraiser where she'll reportedly introduce her running mate Gov. Tim Walz to Bay Area donors.
San Francisco company the Parallel Opera is producing a special show entitled "Expansive" which celebrates the talents of gender nonconforming opera artists.
Two children aged 11 and 13 years old were among a group of suspects in what police called "violent and prolific" organized retail crime that included dozens of smash-and-grab robberies in San Francisco, police said Thursday.
A San Francisco property owner is being accused of operating as a slumlord in a lawsuit filed by the city alleging unsanitary and unpermitted residences at a property in the Bayview District.
Around 75,000 festivalgoers are expected to attend each day, making for what could be a very crowded weekend in the city.
A towing company in San Francisco's Hunters Point was the subject of an FBI raid that took place Thursday morning.
