Hundreds Of SF Homes, Businesses Without Power In SOMA, Mission Bay
Hundreds of residents in San Francisco's South of Market and Mission Bay neighborhoods were without power Tuesday evening.
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Hundreds of residents in San Francisco's South of Market and Mission Bay neighborhoods were without power Tuesday evening.
Across San Francisco, June 15 was a day to be grateful for what made it through the pandemic. For many bars and restaurants, surviving was never guaranteed. Now comes the gratitude, and the thanks.
After 15 months of San Francisco's streets and once bustling areas like Chinatown and Union Square being eerily quiet and desolate, Tuesday marked a major turning point for the city.
San Francisco's Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved an ordinance that moves the city closer to creating the first public bank in the U.S.
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to throw the suits out of court, although the cases still face many daunting obstacles ahead.
The San Francisco Fire Department on Tuesday announced the recent death of a firefighter who suffered a medical incident after fighting a fire at the SFO parking structure last week.
A former human resources manager for the City of San Francisco faces forgery charges for allegedly falsifying documents.
This year's Stern Grove Festival in San Francisco will be a very different experience than past festivals. The 2021 fest marks the first time Stern Grove is using a reservation system for each performance.
A man around 60 years old died in a shooting reported Monday night in San Francisco's Western Addition neighborhood, police said.
Officials in San Francisco on Monday confirmed that the city would follow the state's guidance as far as the use of face coverings and general business operations for the planned June 15th removal of most COVID restrictions.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed on Monday kicked off the start of city-sponsored summer programming for kids and teens.
A man was shot in San Francisco's South Park neighborhood in the South of Market District Monday afternoon and a suspect was being sought, police said.
Fire crews responded Monday morning to a West of Twin Peaks neighborhood near Edgehill Mountain in San Francisco, where a 40-foot tree fell on a house.
A family was tearfully reunited with their beloved Yorkshire Terrier Sunday, days after the pup was stolen during a brazen San Francisco vehicle break-in.
Police in San Francisco on Friday asked the public's help finding a pet Yorkshire Terrier who was stolen along with a suitcase from a victim's vehicle Thursday night.
Police in San Francisco arrested a man late Thursday night in connection with a deadly shooting in the city's Tenderloin neighborhood earlier in the day.
On Friday evening, San Francisco Pride will host the first of two movie nights at Oracle Park.
Ahead of the state's official reopening on June 15, San Francisco has a reached milestone in COVID vaccine immunizations.
In June 1970, gay rights activists gathered at Aquatic Park near Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco. About 30 gay men, lesbians, and transgender individuals – then called by the press "hair faeries" - took part in San Francisco's first Gay Liberation Movement Demonstration.
State officials announced Thursday that California is appealing a recent decision by a federal judge to overturn a 32-year-old ban on assault weapons.
A man has died from his injuries following a shooting in San Francisco's Tenderloin Thursday morning.
Two winners of California's "Vax To Win" Lottery ignored several attempts by state officials to reach them, thereby foregoing their chances to collect $50,000 awards, state officials announced Thursday.
Longtime San Francsico Supervisor Aaron Peskin announced Thursday he was entering alcohol rehabilitation, the news following reported complaints about his behavior at City Hall in recent days.
A bike courier delivering medication says he was racially profiled by a homeowner in San Francisco's Pacific Heights neighborhood in a tense exchange captured on a viral video.
While tourism is beginning to make a comeback in San Francisco, another unfortunate trend is rising along with it: vehicle break-ins.
