Mural Honoring Civil Rights Activist Dolores Huerta Defaced In SF's Mission District
A mural of civil rights activist Dolores Huerta in San Francisco that was defaced over the weekend has been cleaned up and repainted.
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A mural of civil rights activist Dolores Huerta in San Francisco that was defaced over the weekend has been cleaned up and repainted.
300 new apprenticeships for disadvantaged people trying to break into San Francisco's tech industry will be available over the next two years thanks to an expansion of the city's TechSF Apprenticeship Initiative,
A body found near San Francisco's Lincoln Park Golf Course over the weekend was that of an infant and was being investigated by homicide detectives, San Francisco police announced Monday.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency on Friday announced an agreement with the bike-sharing program Bay Wheels to provide 4,000 stationless e-bikes throughout the city.
San Francisco police are searching for the suspects in a violent attempted robbery and assault that happened in Chinatown on Saturday evening.
Chesa Boudin celebrated his victory at El Rio in the Mission Saturday night, after beating opponent Suzy Luftos by a razor-thin lead.
Suzy Loftus conceded defeat in her bid to become San Francisco's next district attorney, and congratulated her rival Chesa Boudin Saturday afternoon after a tight race.
San Francisco supervisor Matt Haney called on both federal and city officials to address concerns over trash, drug dealing and drug use outside the Federal Building at Mission and Seventh streets.
Use of force by San Francisco police department officers has dropped over the last three years by 47 percent, according to new data released by the department on Friday.
Police in San Francisco have arrested seven suspects in connection with an assault and stabbing incident that occurred last month and left a man hospitalized.
The newest addition to the San Francisco skyline is a work of art -- a mural depicting Swedish teenager Greta Thunberg, designed to draw attention to climate change.
The National Rifle Association on Thursday dropped a lawsuit it filed against the city of San Francisco back in September over city supervisors' decision to label the group a domestic terrorist organization.
A former bank teller is suing Wells Fargo and the man who managed a San Francisco branch where she worked, alleging that he took the then-20-year-old woman out for drinks, then drugged and raped her in 2018.
San Francisco Juvenile Chief Probation Officer Allen Nance has announced he will resign from his position at the end of the month amid the impending closure of the city's Juvenile Hall.
Gap's board announced that CEO Art Peck is stepping down as the company continues to struggle to turn around a long-standing sales slump.
