New California Law Expands Tax Credit for Immigrants
California will give tax breaks to more immigrants — including those living in the country illegally — under a new law that Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Friday.
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California will give tax breaks to more immigrants — including those living in the country illegally — under a new law that Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Friday.
The San Francisco 49ers will be without All-Pro tight end George Kittle this week because of a sprained left knee.
Frank Gore took his first snap as a pro in what seems like a lifetime ago. And in the physical, not-for-long nature of the NFL, it might as well have been.
Police in San Francisco were investigating a shooting Thursday evening in the city's Bayview neighborhood that left a 22-year-old man injured.
Police in San Francisco arrested a man after he allegedly carjacked an ambulance while a patient was inside early Thursday morning.
Mayor London Breed and city health officials revealed the blueprint Friday for allowing San Francisco's cash-strapped and world-renowned restaurant industry to begin limited indoor dining service by the end of the month.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi pushed back Friday against San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Joseph Cordileone for his outspoken criticism of COVID-related restrictions placed on worship services by California health officials.
A 20-year-old San Francisco man charged with murdering an Italian police officer apologized in court Wednesday, saying he was "filled with remorse" and hoped one day the slain man's family would forgive him.
A building next to an Armenian church in San Francisco's Laurel Heights was burned overnight Thursday and the church's leaders believe it was arson.
Back-to-school health inspections are now underway in San Francisco and, with the health department's blessing, some schools plan to bring back younger students soon.
Since the pandemic began not many of us have adapted like Adrian Williams who shifted her non-profit from helping young San Francisco children to those in need on the other end of the age spectrum.
Many workers who help run Golden Gate Transit buses and ferries between the North Bay and San Francisco could soon be out of a job.
Muni has closed half-block of a busy street that crosses Upper Market to cars in order to create space for riders while getting on and off street cars.
The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art announced plans to reopen in early October for the first time since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
U.S. Attorneys charged the heads of an Oakland engineering firm with bribery and connected them to a widespread corruption scandal in San Francisco's Department of Public Works.
