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The steady drop in San Francisco monthly rents triggered by the economic chaos triggered by COVID pandemic in mid-March continued in the month of September, according to a survey released Wednesday by apartmentlist.com.
Restaurants across San Francisco were able to open for indoor dining for the first time since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic on Wednesday, a highly-anticipated moment in the city's reopening process.
A Russian man convicted of stealing 117 million LinkedIn passwords in 2012 in addition to hacking into two other Bay Area tech companies has been sentenced to more than seven years in prison, authorities confirmed on Wednesday.
The Department of Justice announced charges Wednesday against an alleged San Francisco Tenderloin District drug dealer for selling fentanyl that resulted in two overdoses, with one victim dying from the substance.
Police in San Francisco are investigating two separate stabbings that injured three people Tuesday.
A person apparently having a mental health crisis forced the California Highway Patrol to temporarily block all traffic approaching the Bay Bridge from San Francisco Wednesday, authorities said.
During Tuesday's San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting, Supervisor Matt Haney introduced legislation that would eliminate what he calls "shakedown donations" -- when a city department leader solicits donations from people seeking contracts or land use permits.
Californians are being asked to decide if Uber, Lyft and other app-based drivers should remain independent contractors or be eligible for the benefits that come with being company employees.
San Francisco became the first Bay Area county to move to the state's orange tier Tuesday, meaning restaurants and other indoor businesses can reopen with restrictions.
Mayor London Breed on Tuesday authorized a 60-day extension of San Francisco's commercial eviction moratorium during the coronavirus pandemic, pushing the expiration date from September 30 to November 30.
The California Academy of Sciences in Golden Gate Park announced plans to reopen in mid-October for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic struck.
San Francisco became the first Bay Area county Tuesday to reach the orange level of the state's COVID reopening scale, allowing officials to greenlight indoor dining and expand the controversial limits placed on religious services.
A man suffered life-threatening injuries in a stabbing Sunday night in San Francisco's Bayview District, according to police.
The Bay Area Air Quality Management District on Tuesday extended its ongoing Spare the Air Alerts through Friday as the result of smoke from wildfires in Napa and Sonoma counties.
A man was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after being assaulted with a metal bar Monday night in San Francisco's Western Addition, police said.
What started as an idea between rapper China Mac and actor Will Lex Ham has now become a national movement called 'They Can't Burn Us All.'
The U.S. Justice Department on Friday sent a letter to San Francisco Mayor London Breed saying that the city's current COVID-19 policy allowing only one congregant in places of worship "is contrary to the Constitution and the nation's best tradition of religious freedom."
CHP issued a traffic alert early Friday evening after an injury accident left an overturned truck blocking the northbound I-280 ramp connecting to southbound Highway 101 in San Francisco.
San Francisco businesses will soon be able to hold outdoor concerts and live entertainment through a new permitting process, as the city continues to slowly ease restrictions in the face of COVID-19, city officials announced Friday.
Police in San Francisco are investigating a shooting that injured a man Thursday night in the city's Potrero Hill neighborhood.
A San Francisco police officer was reportedly punched in the face Thursday afternoon while detaining a suspect in the city's Bayview neighborhood, police said.
San Francisco's Latino community continues to disproportionately bear the brunt of COVID-19, but that could soon change. The mayor's office announced on Thursday a $28.5 million boost to be allocated to the city's Latino community to combat the virus.
A sharp increase in burglaries in San Francisco this year has residents voicing concerns for their safety and expressing frustration over suspects not being prosecuted.
While some people might not think of San Francisco Tenderloin's District as a foodie destination, city leaders and local business owners are working to change that amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera announced Thursday that his office is trying to stopping drug dealers in the Tenderloin by suing them.
