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Two vehicles crashed in separate locations along northbound lanes of the Great Highway in San Francisco Thursday, and police were investigating whether the two crashes were related.
Officers responding to a burglary at a restaurant in San Francisco's Mission District early Thursday morning arrived to find the business had been damaged by a fire that investigators have determined was set intentionally, police said.
San Francisco police arrested three 19-year-old men after seeing them break into a vehicle parked near the Embarcadero on Jan. 5.
Police in San Francisco arrested a man following a fatal shooting in the city's Crocker-Amazon neighborhood Tuesday.
Prosecutors in San Francisco have dropped charges against a man who his attorney says was falsely accused of attacking a police officer while being arrested early last year, but ended up hospitalized himself with injuries sustained during the arrest.
Software issues that forced the cancellations of hundreds of appointments at city-run COVID test sites in San Francisco over the last two days have been fixed, returning the facilities to full capacity, officials said.
As more and more workers rethink their work-life balance, San Francisco-based e-commerce checkout company and unicorn Bolt is the first major tech company to permanently introduce the four-day workweek.
San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu announced Tuesday his office is investigating a local COVID testing operator that could be working without a license.
There continues to be an enormous demand for COVID-19 testing across the Bay Area, but on Tuesday in San Francisco, some city-run test sites had to turn people away from their scheduled appointments for the second day in the row because of computer issues.
As the demand for COVID testing spikes along with the omicron variant surge, San Francisco Mayor London Breed has ordered the city's private healthcare providers to step up and increase testing capacity for their patients or face fines.
A shooting in downtown San Francisco left a 34-year-old man injured late Monday night, according to police.
After already temporarily reducing hours at several San Francisco COVID testing sites due to staffing issues, nationwide computer problems forced health officials to completely close down six testing centers Monday afternoon.
Police in San Francisco are seeking the public's help in finding the person who sexually assaulted an elderly woman in a brutal attack that also included biting the woman's face causing severe injuries.
San Francisco General Hospital continues to see a lot of traffic, but it's not all sick patients. Many of the people showing up are those who just can't find a test anywhere else.
Transit officials on Monday evening were reporting major BART delays at San Francisco's Civic Center station for travelers headed to the East Bay due to a train with an equipment problem.
A memorial continued to grow Monday morning outside the Broderick Street Victorian that was used as a backdrop for the 80s sitcom 'Full House' in the wake of the weekend death of comedian Bob Saget.
A San Francisco resident sprang into action when he saw truck burglars at work. What followed was the nightmare of every victim during the surge in smash-and-grab crimes.
Two San Francisco sisters huddled in a bedroom, terrified as a gang of home invasion robbers ransacked their Outer Mission/Ingleside neighborhood residence in a brazen daylight crime.
As omicron cases have soared in San Francisco so have calls to 911, straining the system and eliciting a plea from officials Saturday for local residents to limit calls to severe medical emergencies.
Two people were arrested in San Francisco after officers spotted drug activity and discovered suspects also in possession of firearms with illegal high-capacity magazines, police said Friday.
Health officials in San Francisco are warning residents about unauthorized COVID-19 testing sites, as demand for tests remains high amid the omicron surge.
Bargaining over COVID-19 safety protocols between the San Francisco Unified School District and its labor unions will continue next week after they failed to come to an agreement this week.
Former San Francisco Department of Public Works director Mohammed Nuru pleaded guilty to wire fraud in federal court on Thursday, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
An armed man was taken into custody after a standoff that lasted about an hour and a half in San Francisco's Dogpatch neighborhood on Friday morning, a police spokesman said.
A service dog snatched while being taken out for a walk in a San Francisco neighborhood was recovered Thursday night and reunited with its owner.
