UPDATE: State Allows San Francisco to Maintain Existing COVID Masking Rules
Health officials in San Francisco on Tuesday announced that the California Department of Public Health would allow the city to keep its existing mask mandate in place.
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Health officials in San Francisco on Tuesday announced that the California Department of Public Health would allow the city to keep its existing mask mandate in place.
The San Francisco Medical Examiner's Office on Tuesday identified a woman killed in a shooting in the city's Potrero Hill neighborhood on Sunday as 40-year-old Jeris Woodson-Pope.
The CHP Golden Gate Division on Tuesday announced a recent investigation by the CHP's Organized Retail Crime Task Force (ORCTF) that led to the arrest of two suspects linked to a Vallejo stash of over $200,000 in stolen retail merchandise.
On Thursday, the California Coastal Commission expects to consider a federal plan to drop poisoned bait to kill an invasive mouse species on the Farallon Islands.
Two people on a sailboat during Sunday's stormy weather were rescued by U.S. Coast Guard crews, after their vessel became disabled off the coast near Daly City.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed on Monday announced a proposed measure intended for the June 2022 ballot to reform city services for children and families, as well as provide oversight for the San Francisco Board of Education.
Police in San Francisco are investigating a weekend double shooting that left a female victim dead and a second male victim injured, according to authorities.
Individual users, not tech platforms, shoulder the responsibility for the spread of misinformation online, according to Andrew Bosworth, a top exec at Meta, the company formerly known as Facebook.
Police in San Francisco are investigating a double shooting that happened early Sunday morning in the city's Tenderloin neighborhood that sent two people to the hospital.
The city of Burlingame has a plan to allow business owners to turn temporary parklets into permanent parklets but it'll come with a price tag.
People lined up in San Francisco Saturday morning to rid themselves of unwanted guns in a buyback program meant to destroy weapons before they cause unintended tragedies.
Even amid the wave of San Francisco vehicle smash-and-grab robberies over the last year it was particularly stunning. Surveillance video shows a black car with tinted windows pulling up to a parklet at the Balboa Cafe, a man reaches over the barrier and snatches a woman's purse before racing off.
A 3-alarm fire erupted inside a San Francisco warehouse early Saturday, but quick responding firefighters were able to contain and keep it from spreading to nearby buildings.
While high prices and overbidding have become the norm in the Bay Area real estate market, a home that sold for $1 million above asking in San Francisco is raising eyebrows.
Government data shows consumer prices surged last month, up 6.8 percent in the past year. That has retail patrons feeling the pinch with the holiday shopping season in full swing.
