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San Francisco's Latino community continues to disproportionately bear the brunt of COVID-19, but that could soon change. The mayor's office announced on Thursday a $28.5 million boost to be allocated to the city's Latino community to combat the virus.
A sharp increase in burglaries in San Francisco this year has residents voicing concerns for their safety and expressing frustration over suspects not being prosecuted.
U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein's husband, University of California Regent Richard Blum, was named Thursday by the state auditor's office as one of the regents involved in admissions scandal where UC wrongly admitted dozens of wealthy, mostly white students as favors to well-connected people.
While some people might not think of San Francisco Tenderloin's District as a foodie destination, city leaders and local business owners are working to change that amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
All-Pro tight end George Kittle practiced on a limited basis for the second straight day on Thursday in a sign that he could be ready to return after missing one game with a knee injury.
San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera announced Thursday that his office is trying to stopping drug dealers in the Tenderloin by suing them.
An attack in downtown San Francisco on Wednesday afternoon left a man with life-threatening injuries, police said.
United Airlines will be the first U.S. airline to roll out a COVID-19 testing program for passengers.
The suburbs have become a huge point of contention ahead of the 2020 presidential election.
Union leaders representing more than 350 San Francisco Public Works employees are calling on Mayor London Breed and the Board of Supervisors to require the city to provide dedicated restrooms for its workers.
Normally, raccoons are nocturnal, skittish and shy animals. But not the ones we spotted in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park, and animal control officials say people have only themselves to blame.
As the Trump administration moves toward antitrust action against search giant Google, it's campaigning to enlist support from sympathetic state attorneys general across the country.
Wells Fargo CEO Charlie Scharf has apologized after he blamed the lack of diversity at the San Francisco-based bank on "a very limited pool of Black talent to recruit from."
With San Mateo County moving to the red tier in the state COVID rating system, the largest operator of movie theaters in the county -- Cinemark -- announced Wednesday it will reopen its facilities for the first time in six months on Friday.
San Francisco health officials have launched an online dashboard that allows parents at a glance to see updated reopening information on their child's school.
