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The Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District is holding a hearing next week on proposed fares for a new ferry service between Angel Island and San Francisco's Ferry Building that could start as soon as late November.
Thousands of music fans, many of them in costume, went wild for rapper Tyler, the Creator at the first night of Outside Lands on Friday, the first mass event of its kind in San Francisco since the pandemic began.
Grab your flower crown, cowboy hat or really whatever you want to wear, because Outside Lands is back -- this time with a Halloweekend twist.
Limited work on a fix for San Francisco's leaning Millennium Tower has resumed, but at least one leading structural engineering consultant believes it's time to put the brakes on the entire project.
Police in San Francisco have arrested a suspect in connection with a stabbing and assault that occurred this week.
Even though building officials gave the green light Thursday for limited work to resume on the fix for San Francisco's leaning Millennium Tower, one former condo owner told KPIX he's glad he got out.
The Outside Lands Music Festival makes its comeback in San Francisco starting on Friday after organizers last year canceled the star-studded annual music festival due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival will once again bring top-flight bands, internationally known DJs and world-class cuisine, beer and wine to San Francisco's Golden Gate Park for a marathon Halloween weekend party.
Due to new regulations by the Fish and Game Commission, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife said this week it's considering a ban on crab traps, just days before recreational Dungeness crab season opens on Nov. 6.
Veteran stand-up comic and co-creator of "The Daily Show" Lizz Winstead recently spoke with CBS SF ahead of her return to live indoor performance in San Francisco with a Nov. 6 date at the Verdi Club.
Officials with the SFMTA announced that some Muni bus service will be temporarily suspended on November 1, citing upcoming staffing shortages due to the COVID-19 vaccine mandate for city employees.
San Francisco's Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved an ordinance to ban all city-funded travel to states that have recently enacted laws restricting voting rights.
As the supply chain crisis continues, leaders in the shipping and logistics industries met in San Francisco on Wednesday, warning the backlog overwhelming ships and ports could linger for a very long time.
A powerful weather event that combined a "bomb cyclone" and an "atmospheric river" swept through California earlier this week set rainfall records doused wildfires, yet its impact on the state's drought conditions was yet to be seen Wednesday.
San Francisco Supervisors on Tuesday voted unanimously permanently allow non-citizens to vote in Board of Education elections, updating a voter-approved ballot measure from five years ago.
San Francisco Supervisor Hillary Ronen proposed legislation at the board of supervisors meeting Tuesday that would secure access to paid time off for domestic workers, ensuring compensation in the face of an illness or emergency.
The father of San Francisco's district attorney was granted parole this week, 40 years after he was imprisoned for his role in a deadly 1981 Brink's truck robbery, the state corrections department said Tuesday.
BART officials on Tuesday announced plans to reopen restrooms at two of the transit agency's busiest train stations -- 19th Street Oakland and Powell Street in downtown San Francisco.
More help is coming to San Francisco Chinatown business owners who facing mounting legal fees from a series of lawsuits over compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
An early morning shooting Tuesday in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood left a 31-year-old man suffering from life-threatening injuries, police said.
An elderly, at-risk woman is missing in San Francisco and police were asking for the public's help in finding her.
Former students at San Francisco's Lowell High School on Saturday said they're seeking an injunction to force the San Francisco Board of Education to reverse a decision to end the school's merit-based admissions process.
Public Work crews in San Francisco were working hard Monday to respond to the hundreds of calls they've received regarding downed trees from Sunday's storm.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) announced Monday morning that it had restored power to the majority of customers who lost power during the storm the day before.
Police in San Francisco are investigating after an assault and robbery on Saturday near Union Square left a 65-year-old man in critical condition.
