34YO Man Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries in South of Market Shooting
A 34-year-old man suffered life-threatening injuries in a shooting late Monday night in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood.
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A 34-year-old man suffered life-threatening injuries in a shooting late Monday night in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood.
Family, friends and firefighters from across the state were set to gather Tuesday morning at Oracle Park for a memorial service honoring Jason Cortez, a beloved San Francisco firefighter-paramedic who was killed during a training drill.
With the COVID-19 pandemic still hanging over the San Francisco Bay Area, local movie theaters are following examples from around the country and setting up temporary drive-in theaters.
Fed up with white people calling 911 about people of color selling water bottles, barbecuing or otherwise going about with life, San Francisco supervisors are set to approve new hate crime legislation giving the targets of those calls the ability to sue the caller.
A 35-year-old Watsonville man has been arrested on a hate crime charge in the assault on the leader of a weekend conservative free speech rally in San Francisco.
A commercial building and a large encampment were burning Monday night in San Francisco, fire officials said.
We have been told the key to fighting the pandemic is testing, testing, testing. And now, researchers in San Francisco have discovered the most effective testing may be faster, easier and less expensive.
Rents in parts of the Bay Area continued to see massive declines during the COVID-19 pandemic, with the cost of a studio in San Francisco down more than 30 percent compared a year ago.
A person was found dead near a highway off-ramp in San Francisco's South of Market district Monday morning and the California Highway Patrol was investigating.
Two small puppies, stolen during a San Francisco home break-in over the weekend, were recovered Sunday and a suspect arrested at a homeless encampment in the Mission District, authorities said.
There was a comfortable level of normalcy along San Francisco's waterfront Saturday evening. It was a balmy night and diners were nestled inside restaurants and on patios enjoying the evening.
Jose Ines Garcia Zarate, who shot and killed 32-year-old Kate Steinle while she walked with her father on a San Francisco pier in 2015, has told a federal judge he wants to be sentenced to prison or be deported back to Mexico.
An arrest has been made in connection with an endangered ring-tailed lemur that was stolen from its enclosure at the San Francisco Zoo earlier this week and found a day later.
It all started with a 2002 state law demanding quake-resilient water delivery. Nearly $5 billion later, San Francisco has retrofit the system from Hetch Hetchy to the city, just now crossing the finish line on the shore of Lake Merced.
The San Francisco Giants laid off 10% of the team's full-time employees Thursday, blaming the dismissals on economic hardships caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mayor London Breed pushed back on plans by the San Francisco Unified School District to rename dozens of schools over namesakes deemed objectionable, saying reopening classrooms should be the top priority.
Daly City police tweeted Thursday night that a ring-tailed lemur believed stolen from the San Francisco Zoo was found in a church playground about 4 miles south of the zoo.
United Airlines has started offering pre-travel coronavirus testing at San Francisco International Airport.
A suit filed by the owner of a San Francisco accessory store succeeded in stopping California's ban on selling alligator products after a federal judge ruled Thursday that the ban is unenforceable, at least temporarily.
General Motors' Cruise autonomous vehicle unit says it will pull the human backup drivers from its vehicles in San Francisco by the end of the year.
A man found dead next to a motorcycle early Wednesday in San Francisco has been identified by the city's medical examiner's office as 42-year-old Jeffrey Larry.
The Department of Justice announced Thursday that it indicted software tycoon Robert Brockman on charges that he evaded paying $2 billion in taxes, making it the largest tax fraud case in U.S. history.
The San Francisco-based National AIDS Memorial organization this week announced a 50-state AIDS Memorial Quilt virtual exhibition, which will run from Nov. 16 to March 31, 2021
The longest-running rent strike in San Francisco has come to a close, as tenants at Midtown Park Apartments won their battle against the city.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed and San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo on Wednesday joined Bay Area state leaders in raising concerns about the Metropolitan Transportation Commission's Plan Bay Area 2050.
