SF: Delays, Street Closures, Muni Reroutes During Super Bowl LIV Celebrations
Huge neighborhood celebrations are expected in San Francisco when the 49ers face off with the Chiefs on Super Bowl Sunday.
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Huge neighborhood celebrations are expected in San Francisco when the 49ers face off with the Chiefs on Super Bowl Sunday.
A piece of San Francisco's industrial past is being resurrected. Developers plan to turn the old Potrero Power Station into a mixed use metropolis.
Netflix's newest star is a car, an animated character named Cory Carson voiced by a San Francisco middle schooler.
Starting next week, the number of weekly flights to China from San Francisco will drop from 90 to 55 due to the outbreak of the deadly coronavirus.
The arched brick halls of San Francisco's Archbishop Riordan High School are about to undergo a seismic shift - not from an earthquake, but from girls. The school board voted last night to make the all-boys school co-ed.
A driver was rescued from his burning car early Friday after his vehicle careened into a venting structure at a San Francisco gas station.
The fear of the novel coronavirus is spreading through the Bay Area like a wildfire.
Several San Francisco supervisors are calling for a independent investigation of city departments involved in a growing corruption scandal.
Pacific Gas & Electric attorneys on Wednesday assured a federal judge the utility will emerge from bankruptcy by its June deadline, even as California Gov. Gavin Newsom vowed to follow through on his threat to have the state take over the nation's largest utility.
Following the arrest of San Francisco's powerful Department of Public Works boss, the reverberations have not stopped at City Hall, where a push to reform the department could start as soon as Thursday.
More than two miles of Market Street in downtown San Francisco are now closed to private vehicles as of Wednesday morning, paving the way for safer streets.
Almost three years ago, Missy Elliott sent a tweet to a then under-the-radar artist whose music she admired and told her that "she was going to blow up."
City leaders kicked off the 150th anniversary of San Francisco's Golden Gate Park on Tuesday.
Federal agents have arrested the head of San Francisco's Public Works department, according to published reports.
As hundreds of Americans prepare to evacuate Wuhan, the central Chinese city at the heart of a new virus outbreak that has killed over 100, San Francisco native Doug Perez is staying behind.
A bill to ban gun shows at the Cow Palace permanently has passed the California State Senate.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency is gearing up for the launch of the Better Market Street project this week.
San Francisco Supervisors are asking the city's largest corporate landlord, Veritas Investments, to hit the pause button on selling dozens of buildings.
Officials with San Francisco's Department of Public Health were doing their best on Monday to quell misconceptions about the Wuhan coronavirus.
A federal appeals court in San Francisco on Monday struck down two Arizona election laws, saying that they discriminated against Native American, Hispanic and African-American voters.
The San Francisco Police Officers Association is calling for federal intervention to prosecute a man shot by police last month after the District Attorney's Office declined to file charges.
A 43-year-old San Francisco man was sentenced on Friday in federal court to 200 months in prison for conspiring to distribute fentanyl, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
The Golden State Warriors took to social media to give condolences and Chase Center was illuminated by the glowing likeness of Kobe Bryant, who died Sunday in a helicopter crash in Calabasas, California.
Six people have been displaced from their Outer Sunset house by a two-alarm fire Sunday afternoon, the San Francisco Fire Department said.
Police in San Francisco have arrested a suspect in connection with the death of a man whose body was found on Treasure Island last week, authorities announced Friday.
