Crews Contain 2-Alarm Fire In San Francisco
A 2-alarm fire burning at a house at 1254 33rd Ave. near Golden Gate Park has been contained, the San Francisco Fire Department said Tuesday night.
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A 2-alarm fire burning at a house at 1254 33rd Ave. near Golden Gate Park has been contained, the San Francisco Fire Department said Tuesday night.
When it comes to serving the community, there's nothing like a team that produces 300 meals a day, led by a world-renowned, three-star Michelin chef.
San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin on Tuesday announced that a sheriff's deputy has been arrested and charged with possession of an assault weapon after the deputy allegedly brought an illegal weapon into City Hall.
San Francisco has agreed to pay $400,000 to settle a lawsuit brought by a former city investigator who claimed retaliation after expressing concerns that former district attorney Gascon was allegedly carrying firearms on flights.
No one appeared to be injured after a vehicle crashed into two homes in San Francisco's Ingleside neighborhood Tuesday afternoon, police said.
A car traveling southbound on the Golden Gate Bridge burst into flames Tuesday afternoon, shutting down the left lanes of the span in both directions for about an hour, according to authorities.
Amid concerns that San Mateo County could soon end up on the state's COVID-19 watch list, the county's health officer called out gatherings for contributing to higher transmission of the coronavirus.
In a study comparing the carbon footprint of rich and low-income households in the U.S., San Francisco's Mission Bay neighborhood stood out as the greenest zip code and California was the greenest state in the country.
A controversial short-term rental company is engaging in a fight with a San Francisco real estate developer. Sonder wants to break its lease on a Market Street apartment building, blaming the city's moratorium on evictions for lost revenue during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A visiting Stanford University researcher has been charged with visa fraud and allegedly concealing her membership in the Chinese military, according to federal prosecutors.
State Sen. Scott Wiener, D-San Francisco, joined San Francisco city leaders, among others, on Monday to announce new state legislation that would end mandatory jail sentences for people accused of nonviolent drug offenses.
Organizers of the AIDS Walk held annually in San Francisco refused to let the COVID-19 pandemic bring them to a standstill.
Two critical slakeboard-related injuries in Dolores Park led to the weekend installation of speed dots in an effort to curb "hill bombing" which authorities say has become more dangerous in recent weeks.
Beginning Monday, indoor malls like Westfield San Francisco Shopping Centre and the Japan Center in Japantown, and non-essential offices will shut down once again.
The Cliff House, which has been serving meals overlooking the Pacific Ocean and Ocean Beach for 157 years, announced Sunday afternoon the restaurant will close temporarily, suspending take-out service starting Monday.
