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A driver was arrested after street racing between two vehicles in South San Francisco led to a crash that killed a 15-year-old earlier this week, police said Friday.
Mayor London Breed on Friday announced her three new appointments to the San Francisco Board of Education in the wake of last month's recall election.
Brenda De Jesus Acosta runs her kindergarten class at Half Moon Bay's Hatch Elementary School through the "three Rs" - reading, writing and arithmetic. But for De Jesus Acosta, the letter R also stands for the respect she has for her young students and everything they've been through since the COVID pandemic.
After more than two months of investigation, San Francisco officials announced Friday they have shut down all of the illegal rogue COVID testing sites in the city.
A 54-year-old man was shot in an attempted robbery in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood on Thursday evening, according to police.
For the first time since the COVID pandemic began, bars and restaurants in San Francisco were open for business Friday free of local health ordinances requiring masks or a proof of vaccination for indoor patrons
A trip to buy groceries at a San Francisco Safeway store has become a life altering experience for one local resident, according to state lottery officials.
When the vast majority of San Francisco Bay Area workers were driven from their offices by the COVID outbreak two years ago, few knew Zoom was a messaging platform, work from home was an option for just a select number of tech workers and the phrase 'You Only Live Once' was more likely to be a catchy name for a game show.
The player-owner settlement Thursday that ended the threat of a stunted baseball season is a huge win for businesses around Oracle Park.
A Caltrain engine slammed into a construction vehicle, ripping it in half and igniting its fuel tank into a massive fireball Thursday morning in a crash that injured 13 people, charred the outside of several passenger cars and shut down service on the busy San Francisco Peninsula commuter rail line.
A 25-year-old man was injured in a shooting between people in two vehicles in San Francisco's Bayview District on Wednesday afternoon, according to police.
Gas prices are soaring in part because of the Russian war on Ukraine, some people are now changing their habits to avoid filling the tank.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed touched on several key issues the city is focusing on -- including bolstered efforts to crackdown on crime and public drug use -- during her State of the City address on Wednesday.
Police in San Francisco on Wednesday confirmed they are investigating a possible kidnapping in the Fisherman's Wharf area that happened early Tuesday.
Health officials announced Wednesday that San Francisco bars and restaurants will no longer be required to ask for a proof of COVID vaccination or a negative test to allow patrons to dine or drink indoors at their establishments.
