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Police in San Francisco are investigating reports of shots fired inside a China Basin bar Sunday night that led to a brief pursuit and vehicle collision, according to authorities.
New travel restrictions from China took effect on Sunday as Pres. Trump's order to block high-risk passengers from spreading the novel coronavirus to the U.S. were enacted at select screening airports including SFO.
Two residents have been hospitalized in serious condition after being rescued from a fire late Saturday night in San Francisco's Visitacion Valley
The first treatment for peanut allergies is about to hit the market.
Huge neighborhood celebrations are expected in San Francisco when the 49ers face off with the Chiefs on Super Bowl Sunday.
A piece of San Francisco's industrial past is being resurrected. Developers plan to turn the old Potrero Power Station into a mixed use metropolis.
Netflix's newest star is a car, an animated character named Cory Carson voiced by a San Francisco middle schooler.
Starting next week, the number of weekly flights to China from San Francisco will drop from 90 to 55 due to the outbreak of the deadly coronavirus.
The Save the Redwoods League says it has preserved more than 50 acres of old growth redwood forest, in a multi-million dollar transaction for the purchase of Cascade Ranch in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
The arched brick halls of San Francisco's Archbishop Riordan High School are about to undergo a seismic shift - not from an earthquake, but from girls. The school board voted last night to make the all-boys school co-ed.
A driver was rescued from his burning car early Friday after his vehicle careened into a venting structure at a San Francisco gas station.
The fear of the novel coronavirus is spreading through the Bay Area like a wildfire.
Senate Bill 50 had failed in its final attempt to advance out of the State Senate on Thursday.
Pacific Gas & Electric attorneys on Wednesday assured a federal judge the utility will emerge from bankruptcy by its June deadline, even as California Gov. Gavin Newsom vowed to follow through on his threat to have the state take over the nation's largest utility.
Following the arrest of San Francisco's powerful Department of Public Works boss, the reverberations have not stopped at City Hall, where a push to reform the department could start as soon as Thursday.
