Suspected drug-dealing mom arrested in SF Tenderloin District with toddler in tow
A young mother driving with her toddler in tow was arrested in San Francisco for allegedly selling drugs in the city's Tenderloin District, police said Friday.
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A young mother driving with her toddler in tow was arrested in San Francisco for allegedly selling drugs in the city's Tenderloin District, police said Friday.
Police in San Francisco are defending the actions of an officer who was accused of doing nothing during a vehicle break-in by Alamo Square Park that was caught on video.
A Bay Area start-up is one step closer to selling a flying car that's fully electric-powered and street legal.
A pedestrian was struck and killed by a driver in a pickup Friday morning along U.S. Highway 101 in San Francisco, the California Highway Patrol said.
A man was found dead Thursday afternoon in a parked vehicle in North Los Altos, police said.
Auto burglaries have been a notorious problem in San Francisco for years with the number of incidents exploding beginning around 2017.
The ongoing plague of automobile break-ins in the city of San Francisco has prompted police to roll out an enforcement operation to combat the smash-and-grab burglaries, which will include the use of bait cars to snare thieves.
A growing number of Bay Area shops are taking steps to reduce their food waste footprint, in an effort to preserve the planet and their profits.
Some businesses in San Francisco's Japantown say they have noticed an increase in sales this year as the city reports it is one of many neighborhoods trending upwards in revenue so far in 2023 compared to before the pandemic.
A man faces a decade in prison after being convicted of assaulting two women in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood in 2021, prosecutors said.
There is a push by conservationists to reintroduce threatened sea otters to San Francisco Bay waters, but local crab fishermen are concerned the move could hurt their already struggling industry.
The longstanding battle over homelessness in San Francisco spilled onto the streets outside of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals as city leaders fought to have a federal judge overturn an injunction that prohibits clearing of homeless encampments on city streets.
Many of the people demonstrating outside a federal appeals court in San Francisco Wednesday over homeless encampment sweeps are impacted by the issue every day, frustrated by a system that many say is just not working.
One week after a 4-year-old girl was fatally struck by a driver at a busy San Francisco intersection, activists performed their own roadwork, saying the city is taking too long to make the intersection safer.
The opening of a new IKEA store Wednesday is giving a needed boost to San Francisco's Mid-Market neighborhood, and residents hope it's the first of what will be many more businesses coming to that part of the city.
