San Francisco Gets OK To Fight PG&E Over Hetch Hetchy Power Delivery Charges
A judge on Thursday allowed San Francisco to renew its stalled legal fight with Pacific Gas & Electric Corp. over power delivery costs.
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A judge on Thursday allowed San Francisco to renew its stalled legal fight with Pacific Gas & Electric Corp. over power delivery costs.
Uber is about to embark on a wild ride on Wall Street with the biggest and most hotly debated IPO in years.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency has hired a new Director of Transit to lead the agency's Transit Division, the agency announced Thursday.
Thousands of people around the Bay Area have taken to bicycles Thursday to celebrate Bike to Work Day, with cities in the region helping to promote bicycling with pancake breakfasts and other events.
A 48-year-old man suffered life-threatening injuries in a stabbing following an argument in San Francisco's Parkmerced neighborhood early Thursday morning, police said.
One man was injured in an early morning shooting in San Francisco's Tenderloin district Thursday, according to police.
An Oakland man arrested at a hospital while his wife was giving birth last month was indicted by a federal grand jury in San Francisco Tuesday on charges of committing five bank robberies in the Bay Area between October and February.
A doctor in San Francisco is under investigation for allegedly providing medical exemptions to get kids out of receiving vaccinations with an at-home genetics test.
Authorities and PG&E crews are at the scene of a gas leak in the area of 23rd Avenue and Judah Street Wednesday morning that led to evacuations and a shelter in place order.
Uber and Lyft drivers are planning a 12-hour strike Wednesday that could mean higher prices and longer wait times for riders who cross the virtual picket lines.
An alarming number of gray whales are dying along the Northern California coast and in the San Francisco Bay this year, victims of a year without sufficient food levels in their native Arctic waters.
San Francisco supervisors unanimously approved legislation requiring retailers to accept cash for payment.
Low-income residents of certain Bay Area neighborhoods can get help to replace their old cars with clean air vehicles thanks to a new grant program administered by the region's air district.
Three large utility companies are coordinating a "Power of Being Prepared" media campaign to inform residents about public safety power shutoffs during very high or extreme fire threats.
The city of San Francisco is on the verge of becoming the first in the nation to ban the use of facial recognition technology for law enforcement.
A multiple-vehicle crash with injuries has been reported on the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco during Monday's evening commute.
One of the greatest living exponents of bluesy hard rock guitar from the late '60s who still tours regularly, British six-string virtuoso Robin Trower returns to the Bay Area for three shows in Santa Cruz, Petaluma and San Francisco this week.
Police are warning residents to be on the alert for calls from scammers, sometimes using caller ID spoofing to display the San Francisco Police Department's number or other official-looking number, demanding payment for a outstanding warrant or other fine.
A manhunt was underway along San Francisco's northern waterfront as San Francisco police looked for a man in connection with a stabbing in North Beach.
When it comes to personal hygiene, Bay Area residents apparently don't often bathe, change their bed sheets or put on a new pair of underwear, according to a new poll.
Firefighters in San Francisco have knocked down a one-alarm fire on Treat Avenue in the Mission District, according to authorities.
San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera on Thursday filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over a new federal rule that would allow health care staff to refuse to provide medical treatment.
State legislators in Sacramento on Thursday approved a pilot program to test out a system requiring reservations and a toll for people to drive down San Francisco's landmark crookedest street.
SFMTA workers gathered in San Francisco Thursday to demand safety improvements, better working conditions and wages in the wake of numerous problems with Muni.
San Francisco Recreation and Parks officials reportedly want to switch to a flexible pricing plan at four of the city's major tourist spots.
