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For the first time in three years, the San Francisco Giants will be welcoming a sold-out crowd to Oracle Park Friday as hopes were soaring high among the faithful for a repeat of last year's historic National League West championship season.
The Giants' Opening Day is Friday and it's not just the players getting pumped up. Fans are thrilled to have both teams back in action and so are local businesses.
Police in San Francisco are investigating a particularly heinous robbery after thieves broke into San Francisco non-profit that houses children being treated for cancer and other serious ailments and their families.
The San Francisco Giants will open defense of their NL West title without two key components. It's a situation they managed well a year ago.
A man was stabbed to death early Thursday morning in San Francisco's Mission District, police said.
The San Francisco Department of Public Health said in a statement that even amid the uptick, cases are not increasing at rates similar to the winter surge tied to the highly contagious omicron variant.
Police in Palo Alto arrested three female suspects Tuesday evening on robbery and weapons charges after they struck and pepper sprayed a loss-prevention officer while allegedly attempting to steal merchandise from the Stanford Shopping Center Macy's store.
The family of Kahlil Gay, a young physics researcher killed last year by a falling tree at his workplace in Burlingame has asked a judge to set a date for trial in a wrongful death lawsuit against the property owner and other parties that performed landscaping work on the property.
Friends and family members gathered Tuesday night to remember two men -- 22-year-old Brandon Cheese and 20-year-old Kieran Carlson -- who were gunned last weekend in a shooting at Alice Chalmers Playground.
District Attorney Chesa Boudin rallied with other elected officials, community leaders and families who have lost loved ones Tuesday night to call for action to curb gun violence in the wake of Sacramento's mass shooting and a deadly Sunday in a San Francisco playground.
Workers are returning to offices, tourists once again are flocking to Fisherman's Wharf and other popular destinations, life in San Francisco is beginning to feel normal again after two years of pandemic.
Police were investigating a death at a hotel in in Milpitas, Tuesday afternoon.
A man had his car stolen at gunpoint in San Francisco's Inner Sunset neighborhood on Monday morning, according to police.
Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal took to the social media giant's platform early Tuesday, revealing that Elon Musk, who has purchased 9.2% of the San Francisco company's stock, will be joining the firm's board of directors.
Union Square's newest billboard isn't selling anything to shoppers. It's warning tourists and putting the pressure on city officials to crack down on San Francisco's drug problem.
