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While San Francisco is increasing the COVID testing capacity at one of its main sites, the high demand for drop-ins due to the omicron-fueled COVID case surge has many being turned away at the gate.
While the holiday surge of omicron variant cases continues to grow in the San Francisco Bay Area, the high vaccination rate appears to be doing its job, keeping the infections from advancing to the hospitalization stage, according to health experts.
Bay Area business owners worried about potential COVID-19 staffing shortages may find relief after the Centers for Disease Control announced new quarantine guidelines Monday.
Two people, including a juvenile, were arrested on suspicion of stealing high-end goods from a store at the Tanforan Mall in San Bruno earlier this month.
With Christmas in the rearview mirror and New Year's Eve approaching, COVID cases in the Bay Area are soaring and so are concerns over the highly infectious omicron variant.
The San Mateo County Coroner's Office on Monday identified the couple who were found dead inside a submerged vehicle in a flooded underpass in Millbrae during last week's storm.
An investigation is underway after a man was found fatally shot in San Francisco's Sunnydale neighborhood on Christmas Eve.
A power outage at BART's Millbrae Station that halted train service to San Francisco International Airport for nearly three hours early Monday has been repaired, but weather delays were still slowing service systemwide.
Workers in San Francisco's Castro District say it wasn't the hustle and bustle they dreamed of on the day after Christmas. The dreary weather also didn't help drive sales.
Pacifica police responded to a call from a home on the 1100 block of Valencia Way, saying a mountain lion was in the resident's yard, eating a chicken.
With dozens of flights canceled and hundreds delayed, boarding a plane at SFO then making it to your destination proved to be quite a challenge Sunday.
Now that Christmas shopping is technically over, a lot of people are bargain-hunting -- braving cold weather and virus fears -- at Bay Area shopping centers.
All was busy and all was bright this Christmas at Ghirardelli Square.
A man was arrested in downtown San Francisco Christmas night after being caught on video harassing a KPIX reporter Betty Yu's crew, taking a swing at the cameraman and knocking the camera from his shoulder.
Gospel singers in bright fuchsia robes belted out "Go Tell It On the Mountain" as crowds enjoyed fellowship and a free meal at the Glide Memorial Church annual Christmas Day event Saturday.
