San Francisco's Central Subway Project: The Long Road to Opening
The much delayed San Francisco Central Subway Project is currently scheduled to finally open for service in the spring of 2022.
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The much delayed San Francisco Central Subway Project is currently scheduled to finally open for service in the spring of 2022.
The contract for San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera to serve as the new General Manager for the SF Public Utilities Commission was approved Tuesday, according to city officials.
Police are seeking the driver of a minivan involved in a hit-and-run crash in San Francisco that left a young scooter-rider with life-threatening injuries.
A suspect was arrested Tuesday following a 'non-specific' online threat that forced San Francisco State University officials to cancel in-person classes.
San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin announced numerous charges Tuesday against a San Francisco sheriff's deputy who allegedly sexually assaulted a teen at a gathering last week and threatened to shoot multiple people after being confronted.
San Francisco Police requested the public's help Tuesday searching for a gunman who shot and killed a 61-year-old man early that morning.
Police arrested two suspects on Monday linked to an attempted robbery last month in San Francisco's Mission District, in which a woman was shot in the leg after she refused to hand over her camera.
A shooting in San Francisco's Mission District on Friday left one person dead, police said.
Two arrests have been made in connection with the shooting of a woman taking photographs in the city's Mission District earlier this month.
A new art exhibit in San Francisco is paying tribute to technology in a way you've likely never seen.
Hundreds of young people shut down San Francisco's Market Street as they rallied through the city's downtown on Friday morning during a Climate Strike, bringing awareness to climate change.
The San Francisco Department of Public Health made it clear this week: if you want to attend or participate in a large indoor event, you need to be vaccinated; no exemptions. That'd bad news for Warriors star Andrew Wiggins.
The planned weekend closure by Caltrans of San Francisco's Central Freeway ramp connecting westbound Interstate Highway 80 and northbound U.S. Highway 101 along with several major events are expected to impact traffic in the city through Sunday.
A three-year court dispute over a towering Monterey Pine in San Francisco's wealthiest neighborhood ended this week after a judge ruled the tree must go.
City College of San Francisco officials said on Wednesday the college has selected a new permanent chancellor following a nationwide search that lasted more than a year.
BART officials on Wednesday said climate change and sea level rise will pose a growing threat to the transit system in the coming decades.
New buildings will need to collect and reuse much more water than what is required for existing buildings, after the San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved new regulations Tuesday.
Nearly 50,000 workers at San Francisco International Airport must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19, according to new rules announced by city officials on Tuesday.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told her Democratic colleagues on Monday that they should brace for "adjustments" to the $3.5 trillion social spending package to fit the Senate's constraints for the budget process lawmakers are using to fast-track the legislation through Congress.
San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency officials on Monday said they're seeking input from residents as they move forward with plans to restore transit service to pre-pandemic levels sometime in early 2022.
Just a few blocks away from San Francisco's tilting Millennium Tower something else is sinking. KPIX 5 was the first to report on the problem a year ago and it's only getting worse. But it's not a building that's sinking, it's the sidewalk.
San Francisco Police were looking Tuesday for a suspect who beat a 56-year-old man with a baseball bat in San Francisco's Mid-Market area the day before.
Twitter has agreed to pay $809.5 million to settle a consolidated class action lawsuit alleging that the company misled investors about how much its user base was growing and how much users interacted with its platform.
Police in San Francisco are investigating two separate, unrelated traffic crashes that happened over the weekend, killing two people.
Police are investigating a double stabbing in San Francisco's Mission District that left one person dead and another injured early Saturday, according to authorities.
