Man Arrested In Violent Armed Robbery Spree In San Francisco
Police arrested a suspect in a violent, week-and-a-half-long armed robbery spree that spanned San Francisco last month, including two robberies on the same day, officers said Wednesday.
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Police arrested a suspect in a violent, week-and-a-half-long armed robbery spree that spanned San Francisco last month, including two robberies on the same day, officers said Wednesday.
Palo Alto Police asked the public for help Wednesday in finding two robbery suspects who knocked out a pedestrian in downtown Palo Alto over the weekend.
To address the growing need to test students for classroom exposure to COVID-19, San Francisco health officials announced Wednesday they will be opening a mass testing site in a parking lot near the Crocker Amazon sports complex.
As San Francisco Giants prepare to head into the playoffs for the first time since 2016, the team no longer has to worry about a strike by Oracle Park concession workers during the post-season.
United Airlines officials were beginning to layoff 593 employees nationwide who have refused a company order to become vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus, but they did not disclose how many of those workers were at the airline's massive service hub at San Francisco International.
State Treasurer Fiona Ma's habit of sharing hotel rooms with employees crosses ethical lines and could lead to lawsuits, despite her insistence that the practice saves money, according to business experts interviewed by the Sacramento Bee.
On Monday, San Francisco police arrested a suspect that was involved in a fatal stabbing case in the Mission District.
A state lawmaker from San Francisco is proposing a radically different approach to address meth addiction by making California the first state to pay people to get and stay sober.
San Francisco Police arrested the suspect in a fatal shooting on Mission Street Monday hours after the incident, according to police officials.
The much delayed San Francisco Central Subway Project is currently scheduled to finally open for service in the spring of 2022.
The contract for San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera to serve as the new General Manager for the SF Public Utilities Commission was approved Tuesday, according to city officials.
A suspect was arrested Tuesday following a 'non-specific' online threat that forced San Francisco State University officials to cancel in-person classes.
San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin announced numerous charges Tuesday against a San Francisco sheriff's deputy who allegedly sexually assaulted a teen at a gathering last week and threatened to shoot multiple people after being confronted.
San Francisco Police requested the public's help Tuesday searching for a gunman who shot and killed a 61-year-old man early that morning.
