California Sees Monarch Butterfly Population Bounce Back
The once vanishing population of orange-and-black Western monarch butterflies seems to be recovering in California this year.
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The once vanishing population of orange-and-black Western monarch butterflies seems to be recovering in California this year.
San Francisco Supervisor Catherine Stefani on Tuesday announced a ballot initiative for the June 2022 election that aims to expand services available for victims of domestic violence and other crimes.
After leading the San Francisco Giants to a record-setting 107-win season, manager Gabe Kapler was named Nation League Manager of the Year Tuesday.
Officials with San Francisco Recreation and Park Department on Monday announced a proposal to merge three separate attractions at Golden Gate Park into one, creating the new "Gardens of Golden Gate Park."
Building on an earlier investigation and indictment, a federal grand jury has returned charges against 13 alleged members of MS-13's notorious San Francisco-based 20th Street Clique in connection with three separate murders.
A former San Francisco attorney is facing multiple felony charges for allegedly illegally practicing law and defrauding the court, clients and two insurance companies.
City officials in San Francisco on Monday unveiled a $2.5 million initiative to help revive the city's entertainment and music industry, still reeling from the COVID-19 pandemic.
San Francisco police officers, past and present, gathered Saturday evening to honor an officer killed in the line of 27 years ago.
An elderly woman was arrested following a crash that killed a beloved San Francisco educator in front of his school, police said Friday.
The San Francisco Giants rewarded manager Gabe Kapler with a new contract after a record-setting season during which his team won a franchise-best 107 games and the NL West.
Police in San Francisco on Friday confirmed that a victim who was shot on Haight Street last month died from their injuries earlier this week.
A vehicle struck two California Highway Patrol officers and three Golden Gate Bridge workers during an anti-vaccination mandate protest on the span Thursday.
A long-time teacher at Sherman Elementary School in San Francisco was struck and killed by a vehicle in front of the school just before the start of the school day Wednesday.
For a fifth straight year, Atherton remains the nation's most expensive zip code with median home sale prices at a record $7.475 million, according to PropertyShark's annual survey.
San Francisco's Union Square is losing another major retailer with DSW -- the Designer Shoe Warehouse -- becoming the latest business in the neighborhood to close up shop for good.
A former San Francisco 49er defensive end known for his abilities on the field is now tackling a new career in community service.
A Vallejo parolee was arrested following an armed robbery and carjacking at a business in San Francisco, police said Wednesday.
Senior Dog Rescue, Muttville, is encouraging Bay Area dog lovers to adopt senior dogs this month. Their mission is to change the way the world thinks about and treats older dogs.
Car break-ins have gotten so out of hand in San Francisco that tourists are being warned not to rent cars.
The San Francisco Department of Elections on Tuesday certified a petition seeking the recall of District Attorney Chesa Boudin and confirmed the special election would be part of the June 2022 statewide primary.
Sisters who had not been able to mourn a family loss. Parents who had been separated from their children. Young couples who had been apart. There were reunions of all kinds at SFO's International Terminal Monday.
A San Francisco Police officer who was reportedly unvaccinated has died from COVID-19 at a hospital in the Central Valley.
A man walking in San Francisco's Visitacion Valley neighborhood on Sunday evening suffered an injury after he was shot by an unknown assailant, police said.
Even with a police crackdown and rewards being offered the surge in San Francisco smash-and-grab vehicle burglaries continues with the videos being posted on social media nearly every day.
One day after a fatal shooting in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury neighborhood left one person dead and another injured, some people living there said the rise in violent crime has them fearing for their safety.
