Spare The Air Alert Issued For Saturday, Wood Burning Banned for 24 Hours
The Bay Area Air Quality Management District announced a Spare The Air alert for Saturday, which bans wood burning for 24 hours.
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The Bay Area Air Quality Management District announced a Spare The Air alert for Saturday, which bans wood burning for 24 hours.
Police in San Francisco were seeking a suspect Friday morning after he shot a 50-year-old man inside a building in the city's South of Market neighborhood.
California regulators approved a rate hike for Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) Thursday that increases rates for household customers by 8%.
The National Weather Service (NWS) warned Thursday that large waves will create dangerous surf conditions along the Bay Area coastline through Friday afternoon.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed accepted criticism and expressed regret Thursday over attending a birthday party at the French Laundry last month as COVID-19 cases surged.
Amid a surge of vacancies in San Francisco's apartment stock, a new law will allow the city to track just how many units are sitting empty.
Some Bay Area charities and nonprofits report donations are down drastically due to the pandemic at a time when the demand has become dramatic.
San Francisco City Administrator Naomi Kelly announced Wednesday that she is taking a leave of absence after her husband, San Francisco Public Utilities Commission General Manager Harlan Kelly, was charged by federal prosecutors with wire fraud on Monday.
Mayor London Breed's recent visit to a famed Napa Valley restaurant for a birthday party is drawing heavy scrutiny from critics who say politicians aren't practicing what they preach.
Massive civil unrest is happening in the Punjab region of India over changes to the agricultural system there. But, it is part of a larger struggle that is reaching across the world to the Bay Area.
A San Francisco businessman who immigrated to the U.S. decades ago is giving back to the community as a "thank you" for his life in America.
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) -- Police in Hawaii arrested a local couple after they flew home from San Francisco knowing they both had COVID-19.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency may have to lay off nearly a quarter of its staff to shore up its projected budget deficit during the next fiscal year if the agency doesn't receive federal relief funding, agency officials said this week.
San Francisco's Board of Supervisors approved a ban on smoking tobacco inside apartments Tuesday but made an exception for marijuana.
A group of assailants attacked a man in San Francisco's Bayview neighborhood Tuesday night with a piece of wood, leaving him with life-threatening injuries, police said.
With a surge in coronavirus cases, the information you need to know is coming fast and furious. Here's a roundup of the COVID stories we've published over the last 24 hours.
As COVID cases climb and the exodus from the Bay Area continues, rents are falling with some of the biggest declines are in the South Bay.
Officials in San Francisco on Tuesday said the city would soon roll out stricter COVID regulations as case rates and hospitalizations continued to spike, with Mayor London Breed warning that budget issues could lead to major layoffs for SFMTA workers.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed dined at the French Laundry in Napa Valley with several people last month, the latest elected official to face scrutiny for attending a gathering while also urging people to stay home to slow the coronavirus.
Several prominent civic leaders and activists, many from the Bay Area, honored the hundreds of thousands of Americans who've lost their lives to both AIDS and COVID-19 during this year's World AIDS Day on Tuesday. This year's event marks 40 years since the first cases of AIDS were reported in the U.S. and also coincides with a new major virus - COVID-19.
Business software pioneer Salesforce.com is buying work-chatting service Slack for $27.7 billion in a deal aimed at giving the two San Francisco-based companies a better shot at competing against longtime industry powerhouse Microsoft.
Harlan Kelly Jr., the General Manager of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SF PUC), is facing federal bribery and fraud charges following a reported raid at his home Monday.
Saturday nights are some of the busiest for Tony's Pizza Napoletana in North Beach. That will likely change when San Francisco moves back to the Purple Tier.
The coronavirus pandemic could not keep bargain hunters from shopping on Black Friday.
Contact tracers at the San Francisco Department of Public Health are adjusting their strategy to match the rising caseloads, making phone calls and in-person visits to text messages.
