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U.S. prosecutors sought Thursday to drop their case against a Chinese researcher at UC Davis accused of concealing her ties to the Chinese military on a visa application so she could work in the U.S.
San Francisco's Department of Public Works wants to replace 3,000 existing green trash cans with bigger and better-looking ones. The prototype being considered will cost taxpayers about $20,000 per can.
Health officials from Contra Costa, Santa Clara and San Francisco counties urged businesses Thursday to implement mandatory COVID vaccination policies amid the rapid rise COVID cases fueled by the Delta variant.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced Thursday that the city will create 400 new treatment beds, 140 of which will open this year, for people experiencing mental health issues or substance abuse.
A man suspected in a stabbing in San Francisco's South of Market over the weekend has been arrested in Napa County, authorities said.
The Justice Department is launching an effort in five cities in the U.S. to reduce spiking gun violence by addressing illegal trafficking and prosecuting offenses that help put guns in the hands of criminals.
A shooting in the area of San Francisco's Van Ness Avenue thoroughfare left a 41-year-old man injured early Thursday morning, according to police.
District Attorney Chesa Boudin's office is launching an investigation after his office said several Chinatown merchants were hit by potentially fake lawsuits and so-called "demand letters."
Authorities in San Francisco confirmed a fire involving a Recology truck has shut down the right lane of northbound U.S. Highway 101 near the Vermont Street exit.
The 2021 California state budget, signed by the governor last week, sends $2 million to San Francisco for fighting food insecurity through funding for two local organizations.
Multiple professional associations representing Italian criminal defense attorneys slammed a court's written attack on the team that defended two Northern California college students in their trial for the murder of an Italian police officer.
San Francisco has new targets for the cutting back on greenhouse gas emissions after the San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a set of climate change goals Tuesday.
San Francisco police on Tuesday identified the suspect arrested in Sunday's fatal shooting of a 15-year-old boy in the city's South of Market district as 41-year-old Bernard Hayes of San Francisco.
One of the most important bands to emerge from Los Angeles since the late 1970s returns to San Francisco to headline Stern Grove Sunday when pioneering punk outfit X shares the stage with SF contemporaries the Avengers.
Police in San Francisco on Sunday arrested a man suspected of fatally shooting a 14-year-old boy in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood Sunday evening, according to authorities.
Officials in San Francisco on Monday announced plans to increase police foot and bicycle patrols in areas heavily traveled by tourists to safeguard visitors who might be targeted by thieves.
Police in San Francisco are investigating a wild sideshow that happened Sunday night at the intersection of Harrison and Fremont streets.
The exhaust and ear-splitting sounds of gas-powered leaf blowers are set to become a thing of the past at San Francisco city parks, as the blowers will soon be replaced by electric ones.
Police in Santa Rosa arrested four people early Friday morning in connection with firearms-related crimes following a traffic stop.
With concerns over the spread of the COVID-19 Delta variant on the rise, San Francisco officials on Thursday sounded the alarm to residents who have not been vaccinated yet.
Police in San Francisco on Thursday confirmed the Wednesday arrest of a suspect in connection with an armed robbery that happened last month.
Dick Tidrow, a longtime executive for San Francisco Giants and a former major league pitcher, has died. He was 74.
A San Francisco woman who stole items from a Walgreens store while coughing and claiming she had COVID-19 during the early days of the pandemic was convicted on a federal robbery charge on Wednesday.
The Board of Supervisors Budget and Finance Committee on Wednesday approved a $14 million loan to acquire and develop a completely affordable housing project for low- to moderate-income families in the city's Sunset District -- the first of its kind for the neighborhood.
As San Francisco closes its largest mass COVID-19 vaccination site at Moscone Center, concerns are being raised about cases of the Delta variant rising, largely among the unvaccinated.
