Golden Gate Bridge sidewalks to temporarily close for annual marathon
Both the east and west sidewalks of the Golden Gate Bridge will be closed to pedestrians and bikers for part of Sunday.
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Both the east and west sidewalks of the Golden Gate Bridge will be closed to pedestrians and bikers for part of Sunday.
As the APEC summit in San Francisco nears, the city is hard at work cleaning up the streets around the Moscone Center.
Two former San Francisco city engineers were charged in federal court Thursday, adding to the growing head count of people swept up in a federal investigation of the city's building inspection operations.
Authorities on the Peninsula have arrested three teens and seized guns and drugs following an investigation into a shooting at an East Palo Alto home last month.
Three passengers have sued Alaska Airlines saying they suffered emotional distress after an off-duty pilot allegedly tried to shut down the engines of a flight from Washington state to San Francisco.
A San Francisco man is facing up to three years in state prison for his involvement in a smash-and-grab burglary at a local Walgreens in 2021.
A suspected release of pepper spray inside a Target store in San Francisco on Thursday evening prompted a police response after it physically affected store personnel and customers.
A new affordable housing complex featuring on-site support services for families transitioning from homelessness opened Wednesday in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood.
Lack of cleanliness ranks high among complaints by BART riders so agency crews give every car a top-to-bottom deep-cleaning after 400 hours in service.
Police in San Francisco worked with East Bay law enforcement to arrest a suspect on Tuesday in connection with a homicide and three separate auto thefts that happened in late August.
Federal officials announced Thursday that they are getting in on the city's hardline approach to the fentanyl crisis, with the hope that tacking on federal charges will dissuade people from dealing.
A prescribed burn that started Thursday morning in China Camp State Park northeast of San Rafael has created a haze of smoke hanging over San Francisco Bay that is drifting into other parts of the region.
A San Francisco law firm has filed a federal lawsuit against the U.S. Department of State and U.S. Department of Defense on behalf of a Bay Area resident who is stuck in the Gaza Strip amid escalating violence.
Fire department rescuers pulled a surfer out of the water at San Francisco's Ocean Beach Thursday.
An Oakland man admitted to using a Berkeley home for storing and making drugs that were then going to be sold in San Francisco, the U.S. Department of Justice said.
