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A massive four-alarm fire erupted at a warehouse on the San Francisco waterfront at Fisherman's Wharf early Saturday which threatened to engulf the historic U.S. liberty ship SS Jeremiah O'Brien and destroyed Shed C at Pier 45.
San Francisco police commissioners on Friday joined two city supervisors to show support for a measure for the 2020 November ballot, which seeks to increase police foot patrols.
A smoky grass fire prompted Menlo Park police to issue a health advisory for the area of Bayfront Expressway between Willow Road and University Avenue.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced Friday that the city's summer camps and programs would reopen on June 15 with some modifications limiting capacity and certain activities to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
Bay Area based confectioner See's Candy announced on Friday that it has reopened its kitchens in South San Francisco and Los Angeles as well as launching contact-free pick-up service at some stores.
A custodian from San Francisco testified remotely before a Senate subcommittee hearing Thursday about the impact of coronavirus on essential workers.
The University of San Francisco has agreed to to pay $2.56 million over fraudulent claims for federal AmeriCorps grant funds for students working towards teaching degrees, according to federal authorities.
A San Francisco nurse, recovering from a bout of COVID-19, has taken to social media and posted shocking images of what a severe battle with illness can do to your body, no matter how healthy you are.
Pandemic Circles -- outlined areas for social distancing -- have cropped up in at least two popular gathering spots in San Francisco -- Mission Dolores Park and the Civic Center.
A car crashed and exploded into flames Friday morning in the westbound lanes of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, grinding the commute into the city to a near halt as firefighters battled the flames.
The new numbers are alarming. Young Latinos in California are contracting and dying of COVID-19 disproportionately compared to other ethnicities.
Bar owners across San Francisco have been warning that the ongoing shelter-in-place rules are putting them in danger of extinction. The shutdown has now permanently closed a piece of city history.
The Pleasanton-based chain Specialty's Cafe and Bakery closed its doors this week, but before the business bid its final farewell, it offered one last treat to its customers Thursday at its warehouse in Redwood City.
Restaurant owner Nick Bovis pleaded guilty to two criminal charges in federal court in San Francisco on Thursday and agreed to cooperate with U.S. prosecutors in an ongoing corruption case against the city's former public works director.
A 32-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of an unprovoked stabbing of a man in the parking lot of a tire shop in Redwood City early Wednesday morning.
