Lyft Going Into Bike-Sharing Business
Lyft announced Tuesday it just bought the company that operates the Ford Go bikes stationed in many Bay Area cities.
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Lyft announced Tuesday it just bought the company that operates the Ford Go bikes stationed in many Bay Area cities.
A huge medical convention has cancelled plans to meet in San Francisco, saying its members don't feel safe on the streets.
A federal probe into Facebook's sharing of user data with Cambridge Analytica now involves the FBI, the SEC and the Justice Department.
For the thousands of runners expected to participate in this month's San Francisco Marathon, some significant changes are coming.
An early morning 2-alarm fire erupted at the Golden Gate Park Golf Course Clubhouse Monday, heavily damaging the structure before the flames were brought under control.
A 47-year-old East Bay woman drowned Sunday evening attempting to rescue three children who had been swept out into the Pacific Ocean by a rip tide at Cowell Ranch Beach.
One person was dead, two others wounded in a San Francisco Mission District shooting Saturday night
Toys R Us, one of the most recognizable names in American retail, closed its doors for the last time Friday. But this closure can't be blamed on online retailers.
Tolls on the Golden Gate Bridge will cost an additional quarter beginning Sunday with some drivers paying as much as $8 to enter San Francisco from the north.
Police in San Francisco took in 187 weapons during a gun buyback Saturday morning. The event offered $100 for every handgun and $200 for every assault weapon, no questions asked.
San Francisco is the first major city in California to hit the magic $15 mark, but it won't be the last.
City College of San Francisco is accepting students for a series of workshops that are being launched in response to community interest following the statewide legalization of recreational marijuana.
Two days after issuing a decision in favor of crisis pregnancy centers, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected a San Francisco center's appeal in a different case.
The president and CEO of the country's largest community foundation has been ousted after a law firm hired to investigate workplace bullying and harassment issued a scathing report.
Federal officials have recalculated what it means to be "low-income" in the Bay Area.
