Motorcycle crash causes massive traffic backup on NB Hwy 101 near San Francisco
A motorcycle crash on northbound Highway 101 early Wednesday morning blocked three lanes and caused a massive backup on the way to San Francisco.
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A motorcycle crash on northbound Highway 101 early Wednesday morning blocked three lanes and caused a massive backup on the way to San Francisco.
A 19-year-old woman suffered life-threatening injuries in a shooting in San Francisco's Bernal Heights neighborhood late Tuesday night, according to police.
Following a challenging few years for the San Francisco Unified School District, new superintendent Matt Wayne is laying out his plan to get the district back on track.
A host of local metal all-stars convene in San Francisco Saturday night as Bay Area Interthrashional delivers an epic tribute set of thrash classics at this sold-out Great American Music Hall show.
Mayor London Breed announced a new plan to expand community ambassadors in San Francisco neighborhoods like Union Square, Fisherman's Wharf and the downtown area to help reduce crime.
Lauren Toms reports on a San Francisco resident bringing dog owners together to encourage civic responsibility (10-24-2022)
The second floor of the Boyd Hotel in San Francisco's Tenderloin caught fire Monday, displacing ten people and one four pets, according to the San Francisco Fire Department.
Election Day is right around the corner, and a recent community event in San Francisco encouraged voter participation through their dogs.
Police in San Francisco are investigating an injury accident late Monday morning involving two female pedestrians that left one woman dead and the other with life-threatening injuries.
A 47-year-old man has been found guilty of murder for killing a man during a brutal fight in San Francisco's Bayview District in 2020, prosecutors said.
San Francisco Restaurant Week kicked off Friday with nearly 200 restaurants in the city offering special meals and special deals.
Rumored layoffs at Twitter would be another blow to San Francisco's economy and would mean even less foot traffic for small businesses downtown trying to hang on. Max Darrow reports. (10-21-22)
With the return to the office not being as immediate as many might've hoped, downtown San Francisco businesses have been struggling.
San Francisco's animal shelter is officially maxxed out on rabbits, where nearly three dozen bunnies now await adoption, shelter officials said Friday.
A fire injured two people Friday morning, including an elderly resident who was hospitalized in critical condition, at a home in San Francisco's Inner Sunset neighborhood, officials said.
Elon Musk plans to lay off most of Twitter's workforce if and when he becomes owner of the social media company, according to a report Thursday by The Washington Post.
A San Francisco brewery that was founded in 1896 took an innovative step last year to reduce water waste during the drought, and it is starting to pay off.
The families of three people fatally shot by San Francisco police are calling on District Attorney Brooke Jenkins to hold the officers accountable.
Construction is underway for a housing project for San Francisco teachers and it's causing a bit of a nightmare for everyone who lives around it. Sara Donchey reports. (10-20-22)
San Francisco Mayor London Breed has issued a statement apologizing for comments she made during a recent interview that some in the Latino community have called anti-immigrant.
Recently appointed San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins announced Thursday that her office is appealing the dismissal of a civil lawsuit against Potter Handy, a San Diego law firm known for filing thousands of lawsuits under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
The San Francisco Department of Public Health announced Thursday that a public health emergency declaration for monkeypox (MPX) will end on Oct. 31 as cases have dropped to less than one per day.
San Francisco coach Kyle Shanahan was forced to watch a horror film this week.
Police in San Francisco on Thursday announced the recent arrests of two suspects in a violent Mission District assault and robbery earlier this month.
In what sounds like an instance of NASA-level spending, the city of San Francisco is budgeting $1.7M for a single public toilet in the Noe Valley neighborhood.