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Bay Area food delivery giant DoorDash has taken a first formal step toward a stock market debut.
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Bay Area food delivery giant DoorDash has taken a first formal step toward a stock market debut.
Two San Francisco lottery players hit big jackpots playing the California Lottery scratcher games, lottery officials announced Thursday.
Nearly a month since Market Street in Downtown San Francisco went car-free, a new study shows the ban has had little to no impact on spillover traffic on side streets.
San Francisco is moving ahead with two new homeless navigation centers, including a temporary center which will eventually be converted into a housing development.
Affordable housing solutions for San Francisco have been far more difficult to agree upon. Proposition E is a perfect example of how political local housing measures have become.
Coding schools are cropping up all over the country, touting a fast track to a six-figure software engineering job. But dozens of students at one Bay Area school say they got a bad deal.
Hetch Hetchy reservoir is considered San Francisco's main water supply and the city is very protective of it. But it's also a part of Yosemite National Park and some people are pushing for more public access to the area.
Police in San Francisco on Wednesday announced that investigators have identified the man who was threatened and attacked over the weekend as he was robbed of recycling he had collected in Bayview-Hunters Point.
On Wednesday, KPIX 5 reporter Joe Vazquez spoke with Michael Wong of the Community Youth Center of San Francisco (CYCSF) about the victim in the Bayview-Hunters Point attack and recycling robbery over the weekend that was caught on video.
After months in a Rome jail, a pair of boyhood pals from the Bay Area went on trial Wednesday, accused of murdering an Italian policeman.
Hoodline crunched the numbers to find the best affordable creperies around San Francisco, using both Yelp data and our own secret sauce to produce a ranked list of the top spots to venture when cravings strike.
Here's the latest in SF food news. In this edition: a "whimsical" chocolate brand prepares to debut its Castro shop, a pizzeria relocates from Divisadero to the Lower Haight, and a Korean deli launches a weekend bibimbap pop-up.
A driver's dramatic attempt to elude capture during a high-speed chase that began in Vallejo, continued for more than 50 miles on highways and city streets and ended with the female suspect's capture in San Francisco was recorded by a California Highway Patrol aircraft.
San Francisco Mayor London declared a local emergency Tuesday to prepare the response to what health officials believe is the likely appearance of the COVID-19 coronavirus in the city.
Police in San Francisco renewed their call for public assistance Tuesday, hoping someone can help identify the older Asian man who was robbed of recycling in a racially charged theft in Hunters Point.
A high pressure system remained stalled off the Northern California coast Tuesday, locking the region into a dry spell that reached 27 consecutive days without rain and edged the region toward a record set during the Civil War.
With a steep cost of living and a plethora of tech companies, employees in San Francisco ranked near the top of a recent survey of the nation's hardest working cities.
Two suspects allegedly taunted and intentionally struck two homeless people with their vehicle in San Francisco's Haight Ashbury District late Monday night before targeting a police car and slamming into it several blocks away, authorities said.
A woman was in custody after a high-speed chase started in Vallejo, raced down Highway 80 into Oakland, roared through several city streets, crossed the Bay Bridge and ended in a crash early Tuesday in San Francisco's South Of Market neighborhood.
A vehicle driving erratically intentionally collided with a San Francisco Police Department vehicle in the city's Twin Peaks neighborhood on Monday night.
Police in San Francisco are investigating an apparent racially fueled attack over the weekend targeting a man collecting cans in Hunters Point that was caught on video, according to authorities.
A man claiming he was brutally beaten by San Francisco police officers near Fisherman's Wharf in 2019 filed a federal lawsuit against the city on Monday, alleging civil rights violations and assault.
A plan to ban private vehicles on Market Street in Downtown is already leading to positive results, according to the new head of the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency.
At least four sideshows erupted on San Francisco streets early Sunday morning, drawing dozens of cheering, cellphone recording onlookers and screeching cars to locations spread across the city.
The Golden State Warriors and Chase Center welcomed the arena's millionth guest at Sunday evening's game against the Pelicans.
