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North County firefighters were attempting to rescue a man from the crashing surf along the Pacifica coastline Tuesday as an offshore weather system was whipping up waves as high as 25 feet along coastal beaches.
A new article about a suspected spy's attempts to infiltrate the American government revealed that Bay Area congress members were among her intended targets.
Police in San Francisco are seeking two male suspects who allegedly broke into a home in the city's Bayview Heights neighborhood Monday night and held up a woman at gunpoint, making off with cash and jewelry, among other things.
A shooting in the city's Excelsior District Monday night sent a 34-year-old to the hospital with life-threatening injuries, police said.
San Francisco substitute teacher Marc Nunez has been charged in a federal criminal complaint with possession of child pornography, prosecutors announced Tuesday.
With the U.S. expected to begin vaccine distribution in the coming months, few Cabinet posts will have such influence over the nation's ability to move past the pandemic, an effort that will likely define the Biden presidency.
A grand jury has returned indictments against both a San Francisco police officer and the man he shot during an incident in the Mission District last year, the San Francisco District Attorney's Office announced Monday.
As new stay-at-home orders went into effect in several Bay Area counties, San Mateo County's health officer explained why it is following the state's guidelines instead.
When the Golden State Warriors started training camp on Monday, they were without forward Draymond Green and recent No. 2 overall pick James Wiseman.
Swim schools across the state of California have been given permission to operate as essential businesses after many swim school owners banded together in order to provide cause for being deemed essential.
A 42-year-old man suffered life-threatening injuries when two suspects robbed and shot him in San Francisco's Noe Valley neighborhood late Sunday night, according to police.
Across San Francisco's lifestyle landscape, the fiscal impact of the COVID pandemic has raise havoc with beloved eating establishments and bars forced to close for good. The pandemic's latest victim Sunday was an iconic dive bar -- Lucky 13.
San Mateo County officials have announced that, while they appreciates the stay-at-home measures taken by other Bay Area counties, it is following the state's plan to institute a shutdown after ICU bed availability drops under 15%.
Hospitals across the Bay Area are preparing for a surge in COVID-19 patients as the state continues to see record numbers in new cases per day. On Saturday, health officials said the Bay area has a little over 21 percent of its ICU capacity remaining.
It was a full house at Perbacco in the Financial District on its last night of dinner service before Sunday's shutdown. Under the new stay-at-home order, restaurants will have to close outdoor dining. Only takeout and delivery will be allowed.
