San Francisco construction firm accused of insurance, tax fraud
The operators of a San Francisco-based construction company, along with the firm's office manager, are facing multiple felony charges for allegedly engaging in insurance and tax fraud.
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The operators of a San Francisco-based construction company, along with the firm's office manager, are facing multiple felony charges for allegedly engaging in insurance and tax fraud.
Two San Francisco libraries will receive a total of $13.2 million in state grants to make renovations, city officials announced Wednesday.
Police in San Francisco have identified the suspect in a Monday catalytic converter theft who injured an officer when she struck a patrol vehicle while fleeing the scene.
The San Francisco Police Department has become the latest victims of rampant catalytic-converter theft in the Bay Area.
A San Francisco neighborhood's growing menagerie of crochet animals populating the trees has residents talking.
Itay Hod reports on a Noe Valley artist who has changed his neighborhood with his menagerie of crochet animals (9-14-2022)
A wildly experimental Bristol, UK-based project put together by Portishead mainstay Geoff Barrow, electronic-rock trio Beak> returns to San Francisco for the first time in five years for this show at the Great American Music Hall.
After San Francisco tightened rules on street vendors by requiring them to have a permit, many vendors appeared to have closed up shop. Rick Villaroman reports.
District Attorney Brooke Jenkins said her office would create a juvenile review team to file requests to charge some 16- and 17-year-olds as adults.
A Sacramento man has been sentenced to 30 years in federal prison after being convicted of sex trafficking a teenage girl in San Francisco and Oakland.
A San Francisco firefighter is focusing her fundraising efforts to help her fellow firefighters in Ukraine get equipment for search-and-rescue missions.
Lauren Toms reports on the efforts of one SFFD firefighter raising funds to provide Ukrainian firefighters with vans for search-and-rescue missions (9-12-2022)
San Francisco is about to take another shot at containing illegal vending. Wilson Walker reports.
A rape victim whose DNA from her sexual assault case was used by San Francisco police to arrest her in an unrelated property crime on Monday filed a lawsuit against the city.
Thairo Estrada homered in the seventh, Wilmer Flores connected in the eighth and the San Francisco Giants held on to beat the Chicago Cubs 4-2 on Sunday night.
Reunited indie-rock heroes Pavement come to the Masonic in San Francisco for three nights this week, playing songs from throughout their storied career.
Police on Friday morning arrested a suspect in connection with a fatal stabbing on the street level outside the 24th Street Mission station last month.
From a teddy bear, a flowering tulip, to a rabbit and colorful peacock, customers get more than just a cup of coffee at Home Coffee Roasters in San Francisco. They get a piece of art.
People across the San Francisco Bay Area on Friday were remembering the sinister hue the skies took on the two-year anniversary of the day wildfire smoke turned the sky an apocalyptic shade of orange.
While many members of the British Royal Family have come to the San Francisco Bay Area over the years, it was the visits of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles in the 1970s and 1980s that drew the most attention.
Bay Area residents reacted in disbelief to the news Thursday that Queen Elizabeth II had died at the age of 96.
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg was in San Francisco on Thursday to tour the new Central Subway, as work on the long-delayed line finally wraps up.
One chocolatier and café in Chinatown is fed up with increasing crimes and attacks against the Asian American community. It's now offering free self-defense classes to all employees.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors amended the city planning code this week to make installing new electric vehicle charging stations easier.
Amid rising attacks against Asian-Americans, the chef of a small café in San Francisco's Chinatown is teaching self-defense skills to his staff. Betty Yu reports. (9/7/22)
