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As the monkeypox outbreak grows, two San Francisco lawmakers along with the LGBTQ community have become frustrated over the federal government's response and the lack of available vaccines.
Grassroots supporters are handing in petition signatures for a ballot measure to reopen John F. Kennedy Drive and the Great Highway this Monday.
The curtain rose once again at the historic Stanford Theatre in Downtown Palo Alto on Saturday.
A San Francisco doctor plans to help women in states where abortion is limited or banned by offering services on a floating clinic offshore.
Twitter promised it would sue Tesla CEO Elon Musk to uphold the deal after he announced Friday he would abandon his tumultuous $44 billion offer to buy the San Francisco-based company.
Police in Palo Alto are investigating a strong-armed robbery Friday afternoon where a teenage girl was robbed of her cellphone and debit card.
The assassination of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe shocked those who followed his career in the Bay Area.
The sounds of bluegrass will take over San Francisco this Sunday as Old Crow Medicine Show and the Bay Area's own Molly Tuttle grace the stage.
Owners of a San Francisco restaurant are being targeted with negative one-star reviews on Google by scammers who are hoping to cash in.
Brooke Jenkins, the interim district attorney appointed by San Francisco Mayor London Breed, was sworn into office at City Hall Friday afternoon.
Police in East Palo Alto on Friday confirmed the recent arrest of a second suspect in connection with a fatal July 4th stabbing.
In East Palo Alto, a new building with the word "EPACENTER" will catch your eye. It's beautiful, and on the inside, it's filled with innovation and opportunity.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed has named former district attorney's office prosecutor Brooke Jenkins to replace her former boss, Chesa Boudin, who was ousted in a June recall vote.
Just as it did at the start of the AIDS crisis, the Bay Area LGBTQ community is stepping up to stop the spread of another illness, the monkeypox.
A San Francisco Superior Court judge on Thursday postponed argument on the legitimacy of thousands of Bay Area lawsuits brought in federal court under the Americans With Disabilities Act.
