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The Metropolitan Transportation Commission unanimously approved a $4 million contract Wednesday for consultation services to help switch the Bay Area to an all electronic toll future.
The woman who was attacked in a now infamous video as she tried to enter her San Francisco condo on Wednesday blamed the city's mayor for the attack.
By a unanimous vote, San Francisco's Board of Supervisors have passed a resolution declaring the National Rifle Association a domestic terrorist organization and urging other cities to follow their example.
The driver of a Honda SUV was killed when they collided into the back of a flatbed truck on southbound U.S. Highway 101 in Menlo Park early Wednesday morning.
The fifth and final search warrant used by police to monitor the phone and raid the home and office of San Francisco journalist Bryan Carmody has been unsealed.
A state appeals court decision overturning the illegal gun possession conviction of Jose Ines Garcia-Zarate in the Kate Steinle case will have no impact on his federal prosecution, officials announced Tuesday.
Starting Tuesday, BART's Powell Street station in San Francisco became the latest site in the transit system to phase out the sale of paper tickets.
Three auto burglary suspects fled from police through San Francisco streets, leading to a crash at an intersection. Afterwards, the suspects fled on foot and one carjacked a woman, authorities said Monday afternoon.
As the Bay Area's homelessness crisis deepens, a San Francisco housing advocate continues her big push for tiny homes. She's proposed transforming a public parking lot into a "stewardship village."
A small grass fire along Interstate 80 in San Francisco closed down the Fremont Street off-ramp Saturday night.
Officers responded to a dramatic crash inside the tunnel on Treasure Island on eastbound Interstate 80, Saturday night.
A California state appeals court has thrown out the sole conviction against an immigrant who fatally shot a woman on the San Francisco waterfront in 2015.
A program called 10-B allows businesses, movie shoots and even big events to hire off duty SFPD officers at time and a half pay to keep things safe.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has found his official account hacked and sending racist and vulgar tweets to his 4.2 million followers.
A former teachers' union treasurer pleaded not guilty in federal court in San Francisco Thursday to charges of stealing $31,611 from the union.
