San Francisco Leaders Approve Ban On Cashless Stores
San Francisco supervisors unanimously approved legislation requiring retailers to accept cash for payment.
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San Francisco supervisors unanimously approved legislation requiring retailers to accept cash for payment.
Three large utility companies are coordinating a "Power of Being Prepared" media campaign to inform residents about public safety power shutoffs during very high or extreme fire threats.
The city of San Francisco is on the verge of becoming the first in the nation to ban the use of facial recognition technology for law enforcement.
A multiple-vehicle crash with injuries has been reported on the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco during Monday's evening commute.
The carcass of a gray whale was discovered washed ashore Monday on San Francisco's Ocean Beach -- the ninth such discovery on Bay Area beaches this year.
Police are warning residents to be on the alert for calls from scammers, sometimes using caller ID spoofing to display the San Francisco Police Department's number or other official-looking number, demanding payment for a outstanding warrant or other fine.
Former San Francisco supe Angela Alioto believes someone egged her house in retaliation for her repeated use of the "N-word" in a meeting with black city workers last month.
The show went on Sunday as the Aeolians, a world-renowned student choir group from Oakwood University in Alabama, performed after surviving a terrifying bus crash.
A celebrated church choir from Alabama on its way to San Francisco to perform survived a horrendous, fiery crash Saturday morning.
If you don't mind the gruesome murder that happened there, the $1.5 million asking price for a rundown house on two lots in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood could be considered a steal.
State officials on Friday partially catalogued and removed radioactive material found in a shed behind a vacant San Carlos home, fire officials said.
A manhunt was underway along San Francisco's northern waterfront as San Francisco police looked for a man in connection with a stabbing in North Beach.
Authorities have identified, contained and secured radioactive material inside an unoccupied San Carlos home Thursday evening
State legislators in Sacramento on Thursday approved a pilot program to test out a system requiring reservations and a toll for people to drive down San Francisco's landmark crookedest street.
SFMTA workers gathered in San Francisco Thursday to demand safety improvements, better working conditions and wages in the wake of numerous problems with Muni.
