Golden Gate Transit: Drivers' Labor Action Prompts 'Higher Than Usual' Cancellations
Golden Gate Transit has canceled "a higher than usual" number of bus trips because drivers are taking unscheduled absences.
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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.
An elderly man reported missing in Antioch over the weekend was found safe in San Francisco on Tuesday morning, police said.
Here's the latest in SF bar and restaurant news. In this edition, a Burmese restaurant launches happy hour, a SoMa bar debuts a new food menu, and Nikkei-cuisine restaurant — a fusion of Peruvian and Japanese fare — offers a a full rosé brunch menu.
Elderly tenants living on a fixed income in San Francisco are paying the mortgage of the city's largest landlord, and they say it's getting to be too expensive.
Construction on the Embarcadero Homeless Navigation Center can continue after a San Francisco judge, on Monday, denied a temporary restraining order on the project brought by neighbors.
A group of federal judges aren't sure all that glitters is gold, and they don't seem to be buying that a new trial is necessary in the copyright fight over the Led Zeppelin song, "Stairway to Heaven."
We took a data-driven look at the question, using Yelp to discover which eateries have been on the tips of SF diners' tongues this month.
Police in San Francisco are investigating a fight involving a metal pipe that killed a man early Saturday in the city's Potrero Hill neighborhood.
San Francisco's famed cable cars are running again after a 12-day service halt to rehabilitate the gearboxes that help run the 19th century public transportation system.
A man has been arrested after driving a Tesla Model 3 sedan the wrong way on westbound Interstate Highway 80 from San Francisco into Oakland early Monday morning.
A federal investigation has been officially launched into whether JUUL's political ads were legal.
A retired law enforcement officer who has acknowledged he suffers from depression unexpectedly left his San Francisco home early Friday morning, and has not been seen since.
Organizers estimated as many as 40,000 people showed-up to the Climate Strike march in San Francisco on Friday to call on federal leaders to take a bold stance against climate change.
A major power outage left more than 20,000 customers without power in a number of neighborhoods in San Francisco Friday morning and stopped Muni Metro service for about 90 minutes.
The nation's top housing official is catching some heat for comments he allegedly made about transgender people, while visiting San Francisco earlier this week.
A fire broke out between a homeless encampment and tech bus storage facility in San Francisco early Friday morning.
When the old eastern span of the Bay Bridge was demolished, people asked that the steel be used to benefit the community. So it was given to artists to create public art across California.
San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera on Thursday sued companies operating two online travel sites for alleged illegal and deceptive practices including hidden fees.
