Caltrain Ridership Grows as Workers Return to Offices and Gas Prices Soar
With the omicron wave and fiery train crash in San Bruno in the rearview mirror, Caltrain continues its push to get more people to take the train.
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With the omicron wave and fiery train crash in San Bruno in the rearview mirror, Caltrain continues its push to get more people to take the train.
The suspected gunman remained at large Saturday after a Bayview District shooting left a 21-year-old man dead and a second man hospitalized with gunshot wounds.
Calling it a San Francisco dream home would be an understatement. One of the city's famed Painted Ladies has hit the real estate market.
Diners were out in droves in North Beach Friday night, with many packed into bustling bars and restaurants.
San Francisco police have boosted the reward for information to $250,000 in the 2016 homicide of Nicole Fitts and the search for her missing toddler Arianna Fitts.
Nonprofits with experience helping refugees teamed up this week to help people in Ukraine by selling tamales that will raise money to feed families in that war zone.
Alaska Airlines canceled dozens of U.S. West Coast flights Friday as off-duty pilots picketed in several major cities over an impasse in nearly three years of contract negotiations, and the airline said more cancellations were possible through the weekend.
A man had his car stolen at gunpoint in San Francisco's Lower Nob Hill neighborhood on Thursday night, police said.
An Oakland man appeared in federal court on Friday after being charged on suspicion of fentanyl and methamphetamine sales in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood, prosecutors said.
A federal judge this week approved a settlement between housing developers and homeowners at the San Francisco Shipyard over allegations the homes -- located at the site of a former naval shipyard -- were built over toxic waste.
After years of construction delays and being a source of irritation for neighbors and local business owners, on Friday morning San Francisco transit officials finally began running buses along the rapid transit lanes added to Van Ness Avenue.
A range of economic indicators for San Francisco points to good news and a strong recovery from the effects of the omicron variant of COVID-19, according to a monthly report by the city controller's office.
A jury has awarded $504,000 to a one-legged San Francisco jail inmate who was taken from his wheelchair and forced to hop to a cell.
Chanting the slogans once used by Cesar Chavez, farmworkers and their supporters took to the streets once again on the day his life and legacy were celebrated.
Fear of crime is on the rise across the San Francisco Bay Area, particularly when it comes to returning to large urban retail areas, according to a poll released Thursday by the Bay Area Council.
