Program Targets Opioid Overdose Deaths At San Francisco SRO Hotels
With overdoses related to fentanyl on the rise in San Francisco, the city will begin implementing a new program at Single Room Occupancy hotels.
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With overdoses related to fentanyl on the rise in San Francisco, the city will begin implementing a new program at Single Room Occupancy hotels.
Sonja Trauss, a self-proclaimed "YIMBY," has a plan to help solve the housing crisis: she's suing the suburbs.
On Tuesday, DOSA in the Mission, a neighborhood favorite and the original of the South Indian restaurant chain, will be gone.
Amid the recent vaping health headlines and a leadership shakeup, San Francisco-based Juul Labs announced it will cease active support of Proposition C, the measure to overturn the city's e-cigarette ban.
The San Francisco Giants are planning a major off-season renovation of the area around McCovey Cove, including designs for a waterfront park, tide pools and protections against sea level rise.
The large boulders that mysteriously appeared on a San Francisco street meant to drive away homeless tents and drug dealing were trucked away by the city on Monday.
Federal authorities have arrested and charged a Hayward man for allegedly acting as an illegal foreign agent who delivered classified information to a Chinese intelligence agency.
More than 30 animal rights activists were taken into custody on Monday outside a Whole Foods Market store in San Francisco's Noe Valley neighborhood after the activists occupied the store for more than three hours.
The lower fares will be available to eligible passengers only through the Clipper Card program.
A vintage Lincoln Continental bust into flames on the San Francisco approach of the upper deck of the Bay Bridge Monday, blocking lanes and slowing traffic into the city, authorities said.
Celebrated early '90s noise-rock band Cherubs has been back together making music since 2014, but Friday will mark the band's first return visit to San Francisco in over 25 years when they play the Bottom of the Hill.
Senator Kamala Harris was back in the Bay Area Saturday to open her first California campaign office in her hometown of Oakland. She made a campaign stop in SF's Chinatown, and In a one-on-one interview with KPIX 5, she said impeachment proceedings against President Trump need to begin immediately.
The current political storm in Washington has become so severe that's it's hard not to pay attention. And that was the case all over the Bay Area on Friday.
The 36th Folsom Street Fair, dubbed the world's biggest leather festival, will takeover San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood on Sunday afternoon.
While his legacy in San Francisco will always be capturing those three World Series titles in a remarkable five-year span, Bochy's reputation for fairness and having a genuine way of dealing with players has been of utmost importance to him.
Bay Area-based food delivery company DoorDash confirmed it suffered a data breach affecting roughly 4.9 million delivery people and merchants.
On any given day in the United States, 42 families will hear these devastating words from a doctor: "Your child has cancer."
Golden Gate Transit has canceled "a higher than usual" number of bus trips because drivers are taking unscheduled absences.
We have all experienced airline delays, but Jennifer Gettman and her fellow passengers on United Airlines Flight 1554 have quite a doozy to tell after their flight to San Francisco was diverted because someone got locked in the plane's bathroom.
A number of protesters have been arrested during a demonstration against climate change which blocked streets and buildings in San Francisco's Financial District Wednesday morning.
San Francisco-based Juul co-founder and CEO Kevin Burns stepped down Wednesday and a major tobacco industry merger called off amid a growing vaping health crisis and bans on e-cigarettes.
Large boulders have been placed along the sidewalk on the 200 block of a quiet street called Clinton Park. Neighbors say before the rocks, the sidewalk was crowded with tents and meth dealing, and drug use went on all night long.
The Board of Supervisors in San Francisco unanimously passed an ordinance to create a Street-Level Drug Dealing Task Force during Tuesday's meeting.
Former Uber engineer Anthony Levandowski appeared briefly in federal court in San Francisco Tuesday in a criminal case charging him with trade secrets theft, and then declared outside of court that he is innocent.
San Francisco's Department of Public Health has unveiled a new online tool that aims to help homeless people seeking treatment for substance use or mental disorders, Mayor London Breed announced Tuesday.
