San Francisco Experiences 2nd Driest Two-Year Period In 170 Years, Forecasters Say
Just 20.46 inches of rain fell over the two rainfall seasons from 2019-21, second only to the 1975-77 period when just 18.53 inches fell.
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Just 20.46 inches of rain fell over the two rainfall seasons from 2019-21, second only to the 1975-77 period when just 18.53 inches fell.
Fans wanting to see the San Francisco Giants at Oracle Park as the 2021 season begins will need to test negative for COVID-19 or have been vaccinated, the team announced Thursday.
Another brazen daytime vehicle break-in in San Francisco was captured on video.
San Francisco police on Wednesday appealed to the public for help identifying and finding a suspect who stabbed a man in the face without provocation in the city's UN Plaza area last month.
Police in San Francisco are asking for the public's help to locate a woman who has been missing since Tuesday and is at-risk because she suffers from a medical condition requiring medication.
Police in San Francisco are searching for a man suspected of stabbing another man in an unprovoked attack near UN Plaza last month.
During a virtual chat with U.S. Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh, Mayor London Breed credited federal aid from Pres. Joe Biden for providing a chance at economic recovery.
A dead whale washed ashore near the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco Wednesday morning, and was towed to Angel Island for a necropsy, authorities said.
An on-duty San Francisco motorcycle police officer was among the people injured in a multi-vehicle collision at Market and 8th streets late Wednesday morning, authorities said.
A 45-year-old San Francisco man was being held on hate crime charges Wednesday after he allegedly entered a Tenderloin market and threated to shoot Asian American customers.
Community members in San Francisco's Mission District will hold a celebration and food drive on Wednesday to honor labor leader Cesar Chavez on his birthday -- a California state holiday.
As businesses begin to reopen in San Francisco, at some point, a lot of people are going to be returning to work. When they do, there will be some shocks and surprises awaiting them in the City by the Bay.
A man suffered injuries after he witnessed thieves breaking into his car and then chased after them on Monday afternoon in San Francisco's Inner Sunset neighborhood, police said.
The San Francisco's medical examiner's office on Tuesday identified a 79-year-old pedestrian killed earlier this month after being struck by a vehicle.
Police in San Francisco on Tuesday announced the arrest of a suspect who recently threatened to shoot Asian customers at a Tenderloin business.
An arrest has been made in connection with the aggravated assault of a passenger on a Muni bus in San Francisco last October, police said Monday.
San Francisco firefighters rescued a man Monday morning after he fell into the Bay near the Ferry Building, fire officials said.
Police officers working in San Francisco's Tenderloin District arrested two suspects in possession of more than 155 grams of narcotics over the weekend.
An 18-year-old San Francisco man died in a motorcycle crash in the city's McLaren Park on Saturday, according to police.
With one in for Californians now at least partly vaccinated against COVID-19, questions are surfacing about the durability of the vaccine and how long will it protect the recipient from the virus.
A nonprofit aimed at feeding those in need in San Francisco while helping businesses recently hit a big milestone with nearly 1.9 million meals distributed in its first year of operation.
A woman was fatally hit by multiple cars on U.S. Highway 101 in San Francisco early Friday, the California Highway Patrol said.
Police in San Francisco on Thursday said the department is aware of a circulating social media post warning about an alleged random assault targeting older Asian victims on a Muni bus last week.
A San Francisco superior court judge on Thursday denied City Attorney Dennis Herrera's request for a preliminary injunction that would force the San Francisco Unified officials to reopen school by the end of April.
A lawsuit filed by homeowners at the Hunters Point Shipyard against the homes' developers over radiation contamination will be settled for $6.3 million, an attorney representing the homeowners said Wednesday.
