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The city of San Francisco will pay a Black man brutally beaten by a police officer in 2019 $700,000 to settle a civil lawsuit after the Board of Supervisors approved the move Tuesday.
Modeled after a similar law in Vancouver, San Francisco Supervisor Dean Preston has launched efforts to place a measure on the November 2022 ballot to tax owners of certain vacant residential units.
A golden retriever puppy was attacked and killed by an off-leash boxer at Dolores Park in the Mission District last month, according to her owners, who want justice.
The campaign is ramping up in the final days before Tuesday's special election where three members of the San Francisco school board could be ousted.
Three people were arrested and a fourth suspect remained at large after officers on a traffic stop of suspected thieves in San Francisco had their patrol vehicle rammed by the suspect vehicle.
A 28-year-old San Francisco man has been arrested in the Jan. 31 fatal stabbing of a man in the 500 block of Potrero Ave., authorities announced Tuesday.
Staff at the California College of the Arts (CCA) in San Francisco planned to go on strike Tuesday over claims of unfair labor practices and the fact they still don't have a contract after two years of negotiations.
A brazen family of thieves hit a yogurt shop in San Francisco twice in less than a week, according to the owner.
San Francisco's Chinatown business community is launching an interactive art project they hope will lure visitors back to the struggling commercial district.
Police in San Francisco are asking for the public's help finding a man suspected in a series of bank robberies, including three that happened on Saturday alone, according to authorities.
Police in San Francisco are investigating two separate, unrelated shootings on Saturday that injured three people, according to authorities.
San Francisco Animal Care & Control officers rescued a hawk caught in a net in the city's Tenderloin district Sunday.
Frustrated San Francisco Mission District business owners and residents are fed up with repeated vandalism destroying their neighborhood.
A major storm sweeping across the country triggered flight delays and cancellations at San Francisco International Airport Friday night with more frustrations in store for travelers lingering into the weekend.
The omicron variant changed up many companies' timelines for when they'll find their "new normal," but didn't really change their vision of what it would look like, according to a recent survey from the Bay Area Council.
The San Francisco Medical Examiner's Office has identified a man who died after an assailant stabbed him in the city's Mission District earlier this week as 27-year-old Frank Chavez.
A 38-year-old man was shot and injured while confronting someone who was trying to break into his vehicle in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood on Thursday night, according to police.
Four candidates vying for California's 17th Assembly District seat -- which covers most of San Francisco's eastern and southeast neighborhoods -- faced off during a virtual panel discussion on Thursday.
Thursday night will be the first time Golden State Warriors fans will have to show proof they got a COVID vaccine booster to cheer the team on in person at the Chase Center.
As Bay Area residents continue to celebrate the Lunar New Year, there's a push to strengthen some safety measures to protect possible targeted victims in San Francisco.
San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin defended himself Thursday against allegations his office mishandled a criminal investigation into a police officer's use of force.
Health officials in San Francisco announced Thursday updated COVID-19 quarantine guidelines related to childcare, preschools and early childhood education programs aimed at reducing disruptions while maintaining safety.
Police in San Francisco on Thursday confirmed that a man who was found stabbed on Potrero Avenue earlier this week has died.
Police Chief Bill Scott announced Wednesday that the San Francisco Police Department will terminate a memorandum of understanding with the San Francisco District Attorney's Office over allegations prosecutors hid evidence in a criminal case involving an officer accused of brutally beating a Black man.
A new study by San Francisco's Office of Budget and Legislative Analysis says that 10% of all the homes in the city are vacant. And housing activists are weighing in with ways to change that.
