San Francisco Official Wants To Slow Speeding Drivers Along Pedestrian Hazardous Stretches Of Geary Blvd
In the wake of a pedestrian death two months ago, Supervisor Dean Preston has announced changes in speed limits coming to busy Geary Blvd.
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In the wake of a pedestrian death two months ago, Supervisor Dean Preston has announced changes in speed limits coming to busy Geary Blvd.
A program that provides job training and placement for low-income San Franciscans will now be offered to some 3,600 more residents under a new expansion of the program announced by Mayor London Breed on Tuesday.
A San Francisco Bay Area teenager issued an impassioned plea Tuesday to federal immigration officials, asking them to halt the deportation of her father back to Mexico.
A longtime fixture on KCBS Radio, retired political reporter Barbara Taylor has died, according to reports.
The Warriors may have moved to San Francisco, but they are still very active in the Oakland community. From Saturday through Election Day, people can vote at the team's former practice facility in Oakland.
As San Francisco's indoor bars and nightclubs remain closed amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Mayor London Breed on Monday announced the city will provide $2.5 million for the city's entertainment and nightlife industry.
Charles Schwab said Monday that it is laying off 1,000 employees just weeks after completing its acquisition of TD Ameritrade.
An landmark Coca-Cola sign in San Francisco's South of Market District that has been shining on Bay Bridge travelers for more than 80 years will soon be dismantled.
The San Francisco medical examiner has identified the man who was found dead in a burning pile of debris by San Francisco police officers in a South of Market alley early Sunday morning, authorities said.
A man killed in a shooting in San Francisco's Bayview District on Saturday afternoon has been identified by the city's medical examiner's office as 41-year-old Antioch resident Mourice Green.
Police officers patrolling the South of Market neighborhood early Sunday made a gruesome discovery on a San Francisco side street -- a body ablaze amid a pile of debris, authorities said.
Winds will remain relatively calm through Sunday afternoon, but once the sun goes down, the threat of powerful winds with gusts as high as 70 mph and devastating wildfires will soar across the San Francisco Bay Area hills.
San Francisco Police arrested a man earlier this week who was accused of pushing an elderly woman at a bus stop downtown, inflicting serious injuries.
More than a week after his abduction made international headlines, a ring-tailed lemur taken from the San Francisco Zoo appears to be recovering.
BART's Civic Center station in San Francisco was closed for over an hour Thursday afternoon due to an SFPD robbery and shooting investigation that impacted train service in the city, authorities said.
Gap Inc. announced this week that the company plans to leave the nation's shopping malls.
Nurses employed by the city of San Francisco on Thursday announced they've filed a lawsuit against the city's Department of Public Health, accusing the department of violating federal labor laws.
Citing changes forced on San Francisco schools by the COVID-19 outbreak, the San Francisco Board of Education announced Wednesday that admissions to Lowell High School for the 2021 academic year will be determined by a lottery and not the traditional merit selection system.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved legislation Tuesday banning false, racially-biased calls to 911.
The history, culture and contributions of African Americans will be taught to every K-12 student in San Francisco public schools by 2022-2023, according to a resolution passed Tuesday.
San Francisco has now moved into California's 'yellow tier' for reopening amid the coronavirus. The changes finally brings some good news for the Financial District -- a part of the city that has been largely empty since the shutdowns began.
City officials announced Tuesday that San Francisco has been elevated to the yellow tier of the state's COVID-19 reopening scale, the first major California urban center to enter the minimal level of restrictions.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency on Tuesday announced that seven city intersections will receive improvements in order to encourage drivers to make safer left turns and reduce traffic fatalities.
A female suspect was arrested after allegedly trying to kidnap a 3-year-old girl in San Francisco on Monday evening, police said.
Police released footage Monday of officers killing a 21-year-old man with a knife who they say charged at one of the officers the week before.
