VIDEO: San Francisco Firefighters Knock Down Dramatic Dolores Street Blaze
Firefighters in San Francisco on Sunday night were able to extinguish a one-alarm structure fire on Dolores Street near Noe Valley that was captured in a dramatic video.
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Firefighters in San Francisco on Sunday night were able to extinguish a one-alarm structure fire on Dolores Street near Noe Valley that was captured in a dramatic video.
The City and County of San Francisco has banned "non-essential group events" at any city-owned facilities for the next two weeks because of concerns about the spread of coronavirus.
The RealReal just opened its first flagship store in San Francisco's Union Square, within blocks of the same high-end design labels it consigns and re-sells.
Not that long ago, it might have seemed impossible to think of Alexander Hamilton's story as a musical. The same could be said about the idea of bringing every 8th grade student from Monterey County to San Francisco's Orpheum Theater to see 'Hamilton' come to life on stage.
City health officials unveiled a new text message alert system for local residents to receive notifications on their cell phones of the latest developments in San Francisco's growing coronavirus outbreak.
Two inmates from the San Joaquin County Jail on a judge-ordered day pass escaped from custody in San Francisco Thursday morning, authorities said.
Lowell High School in San Francisco was shut down Thursday after district officials learned that the parent of a Lowell student is being treated for coronavirus, according to an email sent out by the school district.
Health officials in San Francisco on Thursday morning announced the city's first two confirmed cases of coronavirus infection.
Local officials were irate Thursday over the arrest by federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents of an individual as he entered San Francisco courthouse for a hearing in violation of the city's sanctuary law.
A man accused of menacing and attacking an elderly Asian man while robbing him of his recyclables in San Francisco's Bayview district - in an incident shared widely on social media - pleaded not guilty in his initial court appearance.
A 72-year-old woman was suffered life-threatening injuries when she was hit by a vehicle in San Francisco's Outer Richmond District, authorities said.
San Francisco Fire Department crews have contained a fire at a multiple-story residential complex early Thursday morning that sent at least one person to the hospital.
Human remain searches conducted Wednesday by K-9 units at the site of a warehouse fire last weekend at Toland Street and Evans Avenue found no evidence of victims in the debris.
On Tuesday, an old, run-down shack sitting atop San Francisco's Portrero Hill sold for $1.975 million and the new owners said they have exciting plans for the property.
A Princess cruise ship, carrying passengers and crew members exhibiting influenza-like symptoms, is being held off the coast so health officials can test possible coronavirus cases prior to the ship returning to the Port of San Francisco.
A Northern California patient, one of two local residents who fell ill with coronavirus after returning from a round-trip cruise between San Francisco and Mexico, has become the state's first death from the illness.
The 17th annual International Ocean Film Festival, originally scheduled for March 12 - 15 at San Francisco's Cowell Theatre and other Bay Area venues, has been postponed.
A person on the tracks late Wednesday morning closed the Glen Park BART station in San Francisco for nearly an hour and delayed train service, according to transit officials.
The San Francisco Department of Public Health on Wednesday was trying to get the word out on how residents can protect themselves from getting the virus, especially those who take public transportation.
Dozens of passengers streamed out of San Francisco Muni's West Portal station as an issue on the subway line shutdown trains heading into downtown San Francisco.
San Francisco voters took to the polls Tuesday and appeared to approve all five measures on the ballot, according to the preliminary election results.
The fate of Proposition 13--the state's measure to authorize $15 billion in bonds for public schools--was unclear following early returns on California Primary Election Day.
San Francisco supervisors Tuesday approved the lease on an approximately 200-bed SAFE Navigation Center in the Upper Market area of the city.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors is considering a proposed $369,000 settlement with a freelance journalist whose home and office were raided by police last year.
An old, dilapidated shack that sits high atop San Francisco's Potrero Hill just sold for $1.975 million.
