Federal Judge Tosses Twitter Lawsuit Against Texas Attorney General
The highly anticipated First Amendment battle between San Francisco-based Twitter and the attorney general of Texas must wait until another day.
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The highly anticipated First Amendment battle between San Francisco-based Twitter and the attorney general of Texas must wait until another day.
Fire crews appear to have knocked down a fire that broke out at a funeral home in Burlingame Wednesday afternoon.
Optimism is again soaring among San Francisco Bay Area residents as COVID-19 cases plunge, vaccinations soar and businesses prepare for the state's lifting of all coronavirus restrictions on June 15, according to a survey by Charles Schwab released on Wednesday.
San Francisco city officials announced Wednesday that the city plans to reopen city hall to the public in June, and is already taking reservations for weddings there.
San Mateo County Sheriff's deputies arrested a Redwood City man Tuesday on suspicion of assaulting a woman who was riding a bike on a trail next to the beach.
The already struggling San Francisco Chinatown business community is taking another hit. Murals dedicated to celebrating Asian cultures have been vandalized twice within a month's time.
A girl was walking through the park near Grand Teton Drive when a man came up from behind and inappropriately touched her over her clothing, then punched and spit at her.
A fight is brewing over the future of the Great Highway in San Francisco as area residents argue whether it should stay closed to cars or reopen to vehicle traffic.
The mother of a man killed over the weekend in a shooting in San Francisco's Polk Gulch neighborhood said on Tuesday her entire family has been devastated by her son's murder.
San Mateo County on Tuesday became the second county in the Bay Area to return to the less restrictive COVID Yellow Tier, according to California health officials.
A bill goes before the San Francisco Board Of Supervisors Tuesday that if approved, will ban the possession and sale of ghost gun kits and parts.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed is attempting to create a new medical and social service response program for the city's homeless residents as an alternative to police responses to 911 and 311 calls for non-violent behavior.
Caltrain announced Tuesday a public hearing for later this month to obtain public input on a proposal to extend its monthly pass fare discount to 2023.
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) -- After a year of low ridership due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) is seeing its ridership increase, leading the agency to expand service next month.
PG&E is warning of scammers masquerading as utility workers trying to steal financial information from customers, file fraudulent tax returns, and then cash the refunds in their names.
