UPDATE: All San Francisco Cable Car Service Shut Down Until Friday After Power Outage
All cable car service in San Francisco has been shut down Thursday afternoon due to a power outage, according to transit officials.
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All cable car service in San Francisco has been shut down Thursday afternoon due to a power outage, according to transit officials.
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced a $2.75 billion expansion of the state's homeless housing initiative Thursday, which is the biggest investment in homeless housing in the state's history.
A San Francisco-based public relations agency announced Thursday that it will pay its employees to move out of Texas in order to preserve their reproductive rights.
A hit-and-run collision late Wednesday night in San Francisco's Bernal Heights neighborhood caused life-threatening injuries to a man on a scooter, according to police.
While the world renowned pumpkin weigh-off with go off as scheduled, Half Moon Bay officials have announced the associated festival that brings thousands of visitors to the oceanside community has been cancelled for a second straight year because of COVID exposure concerns.
Technology companies and workers aren't leaving the Bay Area, but they are moving within it, according to data presented Wednesday in a San Francisco Board of Supervisors committee hearing.
A San Francisco effort to get more homeless off the street is facing a funding deadline, and a lot of resistance in the city's Japantown neighborhood.
A man was killed in an apparent stabbing attack in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury District Wednesday morning, police said.
The San Francisco Giants (90-50) continued their hot streak Wednesday when they beat Colorado Rockies 7-4 and became the first team in the majors to win 90 games.
State lawmakers sent Gov. Gavin Newsom a recently-passed bill Wednesday that ends the careers of bad law enforcement officers, a year after an earlier effort died without a final vote.
Jurors in San Francisco have convicted a man of multiple felonies, including rape and sexual battery, in connection with the brutal attack of a woman in 2014.
Police in San Francisco on Wednesday confirmed the recent arrest of a suspect for a shooting in the Lower Haight neighborhood that left one male victim permanently blind.
At the University of California San Francisco Medical Center at Mount Zion, approximately 12 nurses are needed to staff two floors for one shift, according to Maxine Lorenzana, a nurse at UCSF.
The California Highway Patrol said eastbound state Highway 92 has reopened following emergency roadwork that lasted several hours.
San Francisco Police were looking for a gunman who shot and injured a 35-year-old man in San Francisco's Mission District on Tuesday morning.
