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Alaska Airlines is warning it may have to lay off thousands of employees, including hundreds in the Bay Area, as air travel has plummeted during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
The streets of San Francisco's Chinatown, normally teeming with tourists and local residents on a typical afternoon, have been relatively empty for months during the COVID-19 outbreak and current surge of new cases.
Caltrain travel into San Francisco was halted Tuesday morning after a pedestrian on the tracks was fatally struck by a commuter train.
A teenage boy is fighting for his life after being shot Monday evening in San Francisco's Visitacion Valley neighborhood.
A San Francisco judge on Monday denied a legal challenge brought on by property owners looking to block a new San Francisco law prohibiting landlords from evicting or imposing late fees on tenants who can't pay because of COVID-19.
A lawsuit filed by two Black women who work for the San Francisco Sheriff's Department accuses their employer ordering them to be silent while at work in retaliation for claims of racial discrimination.
The traditional fifth wedding anniversary gift is something made of wood, but for one Bay Area woman, it was made on the road.
Fines for violating health orders to stop the spread of COVID-19 could be coming to the Peninsula.
San Mateo County became the last Bay Area county to face new restrictions after being on the state's coronaVirus watch list. Starting Sunday, the new restrictions ban malls, gyms, churches, tattoo parlors, spas, hair and nail salons.
Restaurants have been hit hard during the pandemic but one neighborhood in San Francisco is banding together to help them -- perhaps setting an example for the entire Bay Area.
A popular but decaying pedestrian bridge on the California Coastal Trail in Half Moon Bay has been shut down due to concerns about public safety, according to Half Moon Bay officials. The span on Mirada Road at Miramar Beach will be off-limits for at least a year.
Union leaders and city workers Friday urged San Francisco Mayor London Breed not to lay off workers and make cuts to public service to balance a $1.5 billion shortfall in the city's budget.
In recent weeks, some San Franciscans have raised concerns about a longtime problem they believe has suddenly gotten worse.
The owners of two San Francisco restaurants closed their establishments temporarily due to a potential exposure to COVID-19.
An organization that successfully proved President Donald Trump violated the law when he blocked Twitter critics sued him anew on Friday, saying he continues to reject some accounts two years after losing in court.
