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San Francisco Supervisor Matt Haney declared victory Tuesday night in a special election for the state Assembly but he will have to run again in June and November to keep the seat.
Monday marked the 116th anniversary of the 1906 earthquake in San Francisco, and while a mighty city has risen from those ashes, some remnants of that time have survived and may hold lessons for the housing problems we face today.
Two San Francisco police officers and one retired officer face charges Tuesday in connection with two separate internal affairs investigations regarding the destruction of evidence and the theft of a machine gun with a silencer, authorities said.
Organizers of the Outside Lands music festival taking place this August in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park on Tuesday announced the 2022 line-up with local pop-punk heroes Green Day, rapper Post Malone and R&B singer SZA as headliners for the three-day event.
Now that the federal mask mandate is no longer in effect, that doesn't mean it automatically applies for public transportation agencies like Muni and BART.
The San Francisco International Airport is shooting for the skies with a goal of dramatically reducing the amount of waste here on the ground.
For over three decades, Joaquin Ciria has insisted he did not commit the 1990 San Francisco homicide that put him behind bars. On Monday, he talked to KPIX 5 about how it felt to know he would soon be free.
Matt Haney or David Campos? Residents of some of San Francisco's most popular and troubled neighborhoods are electing a new state Assembly member in a special runoff race Tuesday.
The neighborhood surrounding San Francisco's Chase Center has come alive with Warriors fever as Golden State is in the midst of the team's first playoff run since moving across the Bay three years ago.
People traveling by bus or train in downtown San Francisco Monday were split on whether they'll keep wearing masks after the federal mask mandate was ruled invalid by a federal judge in Florida.
It's a story that has become all too common in the last two years: Bay Area businesses being forced to close their doors, financially ravaged by the pandemic and unable to make rent.
Joaquin Ciria, a man who has spent more than three decades behind bars for a murder he did not commit, was officially exonerated of the crime Monday in San Francisco Superior Court.
The annual 4/20 celebration in Golden Gate Park is returning Wednesday after a two-year hiatus, but San Francisco officials said there would be differences compared to pre-pandemic gatherings on Hippie Hill.
A three-alarm fire that damaged three buildings in San Francisco's West Portal neighborhood Monday has been contained, with one firefighter suffering non-life-threatening injuries.
Residents of a residential complex near San Francisco's Castro neighborhood were evacuated Monday morning after a tent fire spread to their building, fire officials said.
Mega-events continue to make a comeback including in San Francisco's Japantown with the return of the Cherry Blossom Festival, which wrapped up on Sunday.
The NBA playoff debut of Chase Center ended with a "W" for the Golden State Warriors on Saturday night. It was also a big win for businesses in the Mission Bay neighborhood.
The Golden State Warriors will play the Denver Nuggets on Saturday in the first NBA playoff game inside the Chase Center. Among those excited about their return to the playoffs include a longtime fan who can't wait to celebrate with his son.
A 37-year-old San Francisco man has been sentenced to four years in prison after pleading no contest to charges connected with his attempt to flee to Europe with a 16-year-old girl.
A day after a San Francisco Chronicle article questioned her leadership abilities, Sen. Dianne Feinstein issued a strong statement Friday, proclaiming that she is "an effective representative for 40 million Californians, and the record shows that I am."
A San Francisco murder case that dragged on for nearly eight years ended with the conviction Thursday of the main suspect in the fatal stabbing of Ronnie Goodman Jr. in the city's Mission District.
The San Francisco Sheriff's Office and the U.S. Army signed a new agreement on Thursday to help soldiers finished with their military service start careers as part of civilian life. The partnership is one more way the sheriff's office is looking to improve recruitment as it remains understaffed across the department.
Citing compliances issues, health care officials cut off Medicare and Medicaid funding Thursday to San Francisco's Laguna Honda Hospital and Rehabilitation Center.
California is leading the way, looking into what restitution might look like for descendants of slaves.
A state task force on reparations, the first of its kind in the nation, made history by holding its first hearing at a church in San Francisco on Wednesday.
