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A ferry boat crashed into a dock at the San Francisco Ferry Building Friday afternoon, causing two passengers onboard to suffer minor injuries, according to a Golden Gate Ferry spokeswoman.
Marriott hotel workers currently on strike held a Thanksgiving dinner on the picket line Thursday.
A suspect is finally behind bars after Santa Clara County authorities made an arrest Tuesday in a 45-year-old Palo Alto cold-case homicide.
San Francisco police have arrested five people on suspicion of child pornography-related offenses, police said on Tuesday.
The owners of a home in San Francisco's Bernal Heights neighborhood will pay $185,000 in civil penalties to settle a lawsuit brought on by City Attorney Dennis Herrera, who alleged the owners illegally converted their home into a hotel.
Monsanto filed a notice of appeal in San Francisco Superior Court challenging a jury verdict in favor of Dewayne Johnson on Tuesday.
A popular music and entertainment venue in downtown San Francisco is set to close next year after the building's owners decided not to renew its lease.
A federal judge has temporarily barred the Trump administration from refusing asylum to immigrants who cross the southern border illegally.
Bay Area transit officials are considering a multi-million dollar plan that could bring a new pedestrian and bike lane to the western span of the Bay Bridge.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced Monday that she's working with City Attorney Dennis Herrera to validate voter-approved Proposition C in court so that the city can begin gathering funds from the measure.
Attractions in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area will be closed Tuesday because of the forecasted poor air quality for the San Francisco Bay Area, National Park Service officials said Monday.
A 28-year-old man accused of killing the CEO of the startup company he worked for last week made his first appearance in a San Francisco courtroom Monday.
As the Bay Area faces an unprecedented 12th consecutive Spare the Air Day due to poor air quality from wildfire smoke, several venues remain closed Monday.
The sister of an unarmed black man who died after being tased by California deputies last month says police video of the incident contradicts official accounts of how he died.
Ceremonies at a California cemetery marked the mass murders and suicides 40 years ago of 900 Americans orchestrated by the Rev. Jim Jones in Guyana, South America.
