Uber Tests Electric Bikesharing In San Francisco
Uber -- a brand synonymous with cars -- is embracing the bicycle.
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Uber -- a brand synonymous with cars -- is embracing the bicycle.
The San Francisco District Attorney's office announced Wednesday morning that thousands of pot convictions will be dismissed or reviewed in a push that comes now that recreational marijuana is legal.
A teacher at San Francisco's Marshall Elementary School who was seen dangling a student from a second floor balcony has been arrested on child endangerment charges.
Despite mandatory new anti-theft features installed on all new phones, iPhones are still the number one item that thieves love to steal.
Stanford University is canceling plans to put a plaque on the campus site where a woman was sexually assaulted by a former student.
A San Francisco man arrested in connection with the murder of a man and the serious injury of a woman is being held without bail.
A stunning political setback for London Breed has morphed into a lead in the polls. She is now the new frontrunner in the San Francisco mayor's race.
A floating community the Bay Area Peninsula facing eviction is vowing to not go down without a fight.
CHP officers are investigating another possible attack on a tech bus after a window was allegedly shattered while traveling north on I-280.
A large tree toppled across overhead electric trolley lines in San Francisco Monday afternoon, blocking traffic and Muni service.
A ballet instructor from San Mateo has been arrested on suspicion of child molestation. Investigators are asking anyone with more information to come forward.
The city of San Francisco was given a second chance Monday to try to revive its soda warning law.
A 36-year-old convicted of "one of the most grotesque and violent sexual assaults to occur in San Francisco in a long time" faces a sentence of life in prison without parole.
Neo-Nazi activists claimed credit for a "danger" sign mocking San Francisco's policy on undocumented immigrants which was hung over the Yerba Buena Island Tunnel on Sunday morning.
Dennis Peron, an activist who was among the first people to argue for the benefits of marijuana for AIDS patients and helped legalize medical pot in California, died Saturday at 72.
