Surfer Rescued After Losing Board Near San Francisco Cliff House
A surfer who lost his board and was stranded in dangerous surf near rocky shores below the Cliff House restaurant in San Francisco was rescued Monday afternoon, fire officials said.
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A surfer who lost his board and was stranded in dangerous surf near rocky shores below the Cliff House restaurant in San Francisco was rescued Monday afternoon, fire officials said.
A San Francisco man has been arrested for allegedly igniting an explosive device that shattered about 75 windows in the area of the city's South Park neighborhood, police announced Monday.
Chariot, the commuter e-shuttle service owned by Ford, announced that it will cease all operations in the U.S. and the U.K.
A CHP motorcycle officer suffered moderate injuries Sunday morning when a big rig veered into his lane on the Bay Bridge.
The National Weather Service is warning of an increased risk of sneaker waves at Bay Area beaches from 9 a.m. Sunday through 3 a.m. Monday.
Senator Harris was back in San Francisco from Capitol Hill to promote her new book, "The Truths We Hold."
Dozens of horses in South San Jose are in danger of becoming homeless due to the possible sale of one of the last of its kind grazing ranches.
A shareholder sued the board of Google Inc.'s parent company, Alphabet Inc., in San Mateo County Superior Court Thursday for allegedly tolerating and covering up sexual harassment by senior executives.
A woman was stuck and killed early Friday by a train in Redwood City as she walked on the tracks.
An East Palo Alto man is facing felony charges in connection with a deadly fentanyl overdose last fall.
On Thursday morning, Bay Area commuters were able to take advantage of a new ferry service traveling between Richmond and San Francisco for the first time.
Prosecutors say owners of mango-themed Chinese-Malaysian restaurants in the Bay Area must pay their workers more than $1 million in wage-theft restitution.
Two suspects have been arrested for setting a car on fire following a family dispute in late December.
While hundreds of federal workers in the Bay Area were fuming Thursday as the nation approached week three of the government shutdown, one group of local employees is getting a little financial relief.
The San Francisco-based creative director had just arrived from a family vacation in sunny Hawaii when she made the awful discovery that someone hadn't made the flight.
