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More than one hundred people gathered in San Francisco Tuesday night to remember the life of Michelle Go from Fremont, who was killed over the weekend when she was pushed in front of subway train in New York City.
As part of San Francisco Mayor London Breed's plan to address what she says is a state of emergency in the city's Tenderloin neighborhood, city officials on Tuesday opened up a first-of-its-kind Linkage Center.
The California Highway Patrol announced Tuesday that officers arrested a suspect in a fencing operation over the weekend who had an estimated $185,000 in merchandise, some of it from the Louis Vuitton store in Union Square.
Cristel Tullock, a longtime veteran of the Adult Probation Department in the San Francisco Superior Court system, became the first black woman to serve as chief of the department, court officials announced Tuesday.
A San Francisco woman who had her car's front license plate stolen uncovered much more than her property when she went searching for it on Monday.
Suspects attempted to rob a 40-year-old man n San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood on Sunday afternoon, and ended up shooting him, resulting in life-threatening injuries, police said Tuesday.
San Francisco police said Tuesday they are investigating a shooting that happened in the city's Tenderloin neighborhood last week that left a 43-year-old man with life-threatening injuries.
Car break-ins are a huge problem in San Francisco, but now thieves are also targeting license plates and victims are receiving parking citations.
On Monday, which would've been the 100th birthday for Hollywood legend Betty White, her fans are being prompted to take part in the Betty White Challenge.
The San Francisco Public Library received a $2 million grant to expand services for people incarcerated locally and nationally from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation last week.
Before the pandemic, the nightlife industry in the Bay Area was a major contributor to the local economy. Now, the highly contagious omicron coronavirus variant poses a new threat
San Francisco thrash-metal heroes Death Angel play their first local headlining show in ages when the band hits the stage at the Great American Music Hall Saturday.
Despite desperate warnings from officials to stay away from the beaches, rescue crews pulled five people to safety after they ventured too close to the ocean waters churned up by the surge from Saturday's tsunami.
A 23-year-old Richmond man was sentenced in a San Francisco federal courtroom Thursday to 10 years in prison for his conviction for sex trafficking a 15-year-old girl and for possession of child pornography.
In an apparent crime spree in San Francisco, several homes in different neighborhoods across the city were targeted by home invasion robbers within a few hours involving a gray Infiniti.
The COVID-19 omicron surge is dealing the San Francisco Chinatown business community yet another blow.
A new group of voters will have a say in the upcoming San Francisco School Board recall election, and could have enough force to play a crucial role in the outcome.
With the omicron wave of COVID cases still surging, more downtown San Francisco workplaces are stuck trying to figure out if, how, and when they'll return to their offices in some capacity.
A man suspected of sexually assaulting an elderly woman in San Francisco's Visitacion Valley neighborhood last week has been arrested.
People parking illegally in San Francisco now have the option of receiving a text message before their vehicle is towed as part of a pilot program announced this week.
Ballots are being sent out to San Francisco residents as voting begins in the February 15 municipal election, where three members of the city's Board of Education face a potential recall.
Wells Fargo easily beat Wall Street expectations for the fourth quarter with interest rates beginning to take off, likely another boost for the nation's largest mortgage lender going forward.
San Francisco teacher unions reached an agreement late Thursday night with the district that provides for masks and testing for all students and workers in an effort to keep schools open during the current COVID surge.
A new state law that went into effect this year will decrease speed limits to 20 mph for seven streets in San Francisco that go through business districts, Mayor London Breed's office announced Thursday.
The recent rains might be good for Bay Area reservoirs, but the heavier precipitation is also leading to an increase in problems on local roads in dire need of repairs.
