Underground vault fire shuts 3rd and Mission intersection in San Francisco SoMa
A fire in an underground utility vault was blocking a major intersection in the South of Market district in San Francisco Tuesday.
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A fire in an underground utility vault was blocking a major intersection in the South of Market district in San Francisco Tuesday.
Police in San Francisco are searching for at least six people suspected of armed robbery at a Sunset District business over the weekend.
The good news is that Muni ridership in San Francisco is up. Passengers on some routes now exceed pre-pandemic levels. The bad news is that Muni anticipates a $12.7 million deficit over the next two years and wants to raise fares.
Hundreds of thousands of people across the Bay Area remained without power early Monday morning, as an atmospheric river storm packing heavy rain and intense wind left behind damage across the region.
San Francisco announced an extension of the Street Vending Moratorium along Mission Street, and while the city says it's effective, vendors expressed ongoing struggles.
Vegas may be the home of the Raiders, but its filled with fans who are faithful to the 49ers. Case in point, the Chaves family, who CBS News Bay Area met back in August during the pre-season.
Caltrans released the latest highway closures for the Bay Area for Monday as of 4 p.m.
A day after Taylor Swift made music history at the Grammy Awards, a band formed long before she was born made their own history.
AsiaSF, the famed San Francisco cabaret and restaurant that has been a destination for seeing transgender entertainers for decades, on Monday announced it will close at the end of March.
A moratorium on street vending along a stretch of Mission Street in San Francisco is being extended for at least six more months, city officials announced Monday, saying conditions have improved along the corridor.
The Democratic mayor of San Francisco is pushing a March 5 ballot measure that would require single adults on welfare be screened and treated for illegal drug addiction or else lose cash assistance.
Gusty winds from Sunday's massive storm caused all sorts of problems in San Francisco, from damaged roofs to downed power lines.
The National Weather Service reported some of the highest wind speeds late Sunday produced by the atmospheric river storm that caused damage across the Bay Area.
The atmospheric river that arrived Sunday battered the Bay Area with strong winds and heavy rain, causing trees to fall across the region and knocking out power for hundreds of thousands of residents.
For some drivers in the Santa Cruz Mountains, the relentless rain was more than an inconvenience, it proved dangerous.
