DA dismisses sexual assault charges against SF Sheriff oversight board member
Charges have been dismissed against a member of the San Francisco Sheriff's Department Oversight Board who was accused of sexual assault.
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Charges have been dismissed against a member of the San Francisco Sheriff's Department Oversight Board who was accused of sexual assault.
A man believed to have shot at an occupied vehicle in Redwood City last month was arrested Wednesday following an investigation, police said.
A person was killed in a shooting Thursday night at San Francisco's Hallidie Plaza outside the Powell Street BART station, according to police.
Video of a recent brutal attack by a suspected sex worker on a homeless person in the middle of San Francisco's Mission District is raising questions about the city's efforts to crack down on prostitution in the neighborhood.
Celebrating its 16th year in Golden Gate Park this summer, San Francisco's Outside Lands Festival opened early "Eager Beaver" ticket sales Wednesday morning for three-day passes and quickly sold out of all available tickets.
Mookie Betts hit his major league-leading fifth home run, Freddie Freeman had three hits and the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the San Francisco Giants 5-4 on Tuesday night for their third straight victory.
The term "affordable housing" has become almost an oxymoron in the Bay Area, but a nonprofit is helping connect potential renters with homeowners.
San Francisco's iconic Pier 39 is abuzz with activity as tourists from around the world flock to explore the vibrant Embarcadero corridor.
Andrew Wiggins scored 23 points and the Golden State Warriors overcame Luka Doncic's 20th triple-double of the season to beat Dallas 104-100 on Tuesday night, snapping the Mavericks' seven-game winning streak.
Not only is San Francisco closing in on a highly watched mayoral election, it will be a first of its kind. City voters will now elect their mayor on the same ballots as the presidential race, and that means vastly higher turnout.
A San Francisco nonprofit with the stated purpose of helping the homeless find housing is under scrutiny after a city audit described its use of public funds as "wasteful" and "uncontrolled."
Health care for low-income Californians has expanded over the years through Medi-Cal, but the state is also disenrolling hundreds of thousands of people each month after hitting the pause button during COVID.
A new bill introduced into the California State Legislature aims to give employees the "right to disconnect" from their job when they're off the clock, protecting workers from having to answer emails or calls from supervisors.
With Market Street struggling, some are proposing to reverse the ban on private vehicles on the corridor. But SFMTA officials are concerned a change would make the street more dangerous for cyclists and pedestrians.
A group of shoplifters ransacked a Walgreens store in San Francisco's Civic Center area Sunday as stunned onlookers and store personnel watched in another retail theft incident caught on video.
