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A Black former Tesla contract employee and whistleblower who said he suffered racial abuse while working for the company was awarded $137 million by a jury in a lawsuit.
In-person Fleet Week festivities return to San Francisco this week after last year's event was held virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to officials.
A 38-year-old San Mateo County resident, father of a teenage girl and recent COVID survivor has a message for Bay Area residents who are hesitant about getting vaccinated.
San Mateo County sheriff's deputies are investigating after several diners at a restaurant in unincorporated Redwood City were injured by gunfire early Sunday morning.
U.S. automobile safety regulators have denied a petition seeking an investigation into Tesla software updates, saying it's unlikely a probe of the Bay Area-based automaker would find a safety defect.
UC San Francisco researcher David Julius was awarded a share of the Nobel Prize in medicine on Monday for his groundbreaking work into the neuroscience of pain.
On Sunday, street musician Brian Belknap wasn't alone as he celebrated his beloved San Francisco Giants clinching the NL West title.
The city has acquired two buildings that will house people with mental health and substance abuse disorders.
Joining the many U.S. cities where demonstrations for abortion rights took place Saturday, thousands of people marched in San Francisco in the Women's March for Our Reproductive Rights rally
Fifteen years after the cameras started rolling, PG&E announced Saturday its beloved falcon nest webcam would be going dark after the sale of its 77 Beale St. headquarters.
Moments after the San Francisco Giants won their historic 106th game Friday night, the massive screen of Oracle Park's centerfield scoreboard was switched to the final moments of the Los Angeles Dodgers-Milwaukee Brewers game.
A messy problem along the Foster City waterfront is becoming a health issue that is forcing city leaders to take a major step towards controlling the local goose population.
A San Francisco children's playground near the Ferry Building will remain closed after a fire late Thursday night badly damaged it, San Francisco Recreation and Park Department officials said.
A San Mateo man was sentenced to more than 11 years in federal prison on Friday after pleading guilty to receiving child pornography, authorities said.
Police in San Mateo have released surveillance footage in the search for three suspects connected with a home invasion and attempted homicide last month.
