SF pushing back in latest development over encampment sweeps injunction
San Francisco is pushing back in the case of a federal injunction that restricts the city from clearing homeless encampments.
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San Francisco is pushing back in the case of a federal injunction that restricts the city from clearing homeless encampments.
A current San Francisco city employee and a former city worker were both charged on Tuesday with multiple felonies involving bribery, misuse of public money, and financial conflict of interest.
A San Francisco man who was badly beaten with a bat while trying to stop a person from taking items at the market where he works last week has died from his injuries, according to family.
Authorities are investigating a shooting by police in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood on Monday night that injured a male suspect allegedly armed with a knife.
For the first time in the Oracle Park's history, 50 people from 27 countries will become U.S. citizens before a San Francisco Giants game on Wednesday.
Smaller coworking spaces are popping up in neighborhoods across San Francisco, giving workers a chance to avoid commutes while providing environments outside their homes for a productive work day.
A man from San Mateo County serving a 23-year prison term at a prison in a remote part of Northern California is accused of fatally stabbing a fellow inmate, correctional officials said.
A 72-year-old man who was attending the San Francisco International Pen Show being held in Millbrae over the weekend was arrested after he allegedly stole thousands of dollars in writing implements.
Four people, including two juveniles, were arrested after police said thousands of dollars in fragrances were stolen from a cosmetic store in San Mateo over the weekend.
A fire swept through a two-story home in Daly City early Monday that had been converted into a marijuana-growing operation, fire officials said.
San Francisco's Golden Gate Park was filled with the music of Ukraine Sunday afternoon as hundreds gathered to celebrate Ukraine Independence Day.
A walking tour focused on the blight of San Francisco's Tenderloin District fizzled Saturday but something good replaced it.
A CEO of four technology and IT companies in the Bay Area was sentenced to two years in prison for conspiracy to commit bank fraud and failure to pay over $2 million in employment taxes, federal prosecutors said Friday.
SFMTA construction crews began making improvements Friday to an intersection where a 4-year-old girl was fatally struck by a driver over a week ago.
A Civic Center Carnival in San Francisco, featuring games and rides for four days, kicked off Thursday afternoon.
