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Roughly 80 percent of current COVID-19 test results go unreported due to the widespread use of rapid at-home tests, according to preliminary data from an ongoing UCSF study.
The state's housing crisis hurts the homeless, but also people living in areas where the homeless have nowhere to go or nothing to lose.
Starting next month, Palo Alto's acting police chief will take over the role permanently, city officials announced Tuesday.
A shooting Monday afternoon in the area of San Francisco's John McLaren Park killed one man, according to police.
Local public health agencies are unsure of the supply of the monkeypox vaccine coming this week from the federal government forcing the closure of Zuckerberg San Francisco General's vaccine clinic.
An apparent shootout early Monday left houses and cars in a San Francisco neighborhood riddled with bullet holes.
An animal rights group plans to protest Foster City and give a "Gander Slander Citation" to city officials Monday over their plans to potentially kill up to 100 Canada geese.
The San Francisco branch of the NAACP voted unanimously Sunday (105-0) to demand the resignation of San Francisco School Board Trustee Ann Hsu over racist remarks she made in a public questionnaire.
Among the thousands who finished the 45th annual San Francisco Marathon on Sunday was a team of runners brought together by adversity.
A local sports radio producer overcame much more than just the challenges of rigorous training to become an "American Ninja Warrior."
San Francisco community leaders and residents of Chinatown celebrated the second annual Ping Yuen Summer Block Party Saturday.
New San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins has let go of 15 employees hired under predecessor Chesa Boudin. One of the former prosecutors expressed concerns about the sweeping changes.
Seattle comedian Jo Koy spoke out Friday about the importance of Filipino representation in movies as he was awarded the key to his character's hometown ahead of the release of his new movie set in Daly City.
Federal prosecutors announced Friday that Uber has admitted to and taken responsibility for a coverup associated with a significant data breach the ride-hailing giant experienced in 2016.
With San Francisco's ongoing monkeypox outbreak, on Friday officials announced the city lacks sufficient vaccine supply for the number of people who need it.
