SFMTA Discovers Broken Shear Pins On New Muni Streetcars
Muni officials on Wednesday evening reported a dangerous problem on the relatively new fleet of Muni trains being operated in San Francisco.
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Muni officials on Wednesday evening reported a dangerous problem on the relatively new fleet of Muni trains being operated in San Francisco.
Police departments and auto repair shops across the Bay Area are experiencing a spike in catalytic converter thefts for Toyota Priuses that's created a backlog for pricey replacement parts.
As San Francisco prepares for the opening of the new Chase Center arena later this fall, Mayor London Breed on Wednesday announced the city is working on providing interim ferry service to the city's Mission Bay neighborhood for events there.
San Francisco police released surveillance camera photos Wednesday of a man wanted in a brutal assault inside a local restaurant in February.
A 42-year-old Richmond man has been found guilty of an August 2013 execution-style slaying in San Francisco's Sunnydale District and is being investigated in other Bay Area homicides.
The renovation of a historic 125-year-old tennis complex in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park officially broke ground Wednesday at a ceremony attended by city officials, parks boosters and tennis enthusiasts.
After years of debate, San Francisco will charge a fee to drive down Lombard Street.
PG&E's new CEO is set to make $3 million on his first day on the job Wednesday.
Texas psychedelic garage rock legend Roky Erickson plays a two-night Halloween residency at the Chapel in San Francisco, spotlighting his hits with the 13th Floor Elevators Monday and focusing on his solo album 'The Evil One' on Halloween night.
Police in San Francisco are investigating a smash-and-grab robbery at a YSL store in the city's Union Square Wednesday morning.
A man suffered life-threatening injuries when a vehicle struck him as he rode a bicycle near San Francisco's Mission Creek on Tuesday morning, police said.
An Australian man accused of kidnapping a two-year-old boy who was walking with his mother in San Francisco's Castro District on Friday made his first appearance in court on Tuesday.
San Francisco Superior Court has cleared 88,000 cases of suspended driver's licenses for people who failed to appear in traffic court.
Lyft is stepping up its safety measures with daily criminal background checks for drivers.
A San Francisco supervisor is expected to introduce legislation Tuesday that would place homeless navigation centers in every district.
Rising Los Angeles ska-punk band the Interrupters headlined a sold-out show at the Regency Ballroom in San Francisco Friday night ahead of their appearance at the first weekend of Coachella.
Spending time in Sunnyside? Get to know this undersung San Francisco neighborhood by visiting its most popular local eateries, from a homey brunch café to a neighborhood Thai joint.
From a traditional American sports bar addition to one of San Francisco's oldest restaurants to a second location for a veteran delicatessen, read on to see the most recent arrivals to this area of the city.
Emmanuel Lebrun-Damiens, the French Consul General of San Francisco, spoke to KPIX News Monday regarding the devastating fire at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris and the outpouring of support and sympathy from the Bay Area.
The suspect in a brazen attempted child kidnapping, in broad daylight on San Francisco's Market Street, is behind bars.
A San Francisco lawmaker is introducing a bill which would give the city the legislative authority to start charging and requiring a reservation to drive down crooked Lombard Street.
It has been more than a year since China stopped taking most recycling from other countries. That's left Bay Area cities scrambling to find someone to take what others throw out and demanding more responsibility from its residents.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed and other Bay Area politicians sent out statements in solidarity with Paris after a catastrophic fire Monday ravaged much of the iconic Notre Dame cathedral.
Lyft has pulled thousands of electric Ford GoBikes from San Francisco, New York and Washington, D.C. streets, after customers complained the bikes were braking too hard.
A 60-year-old man died at a hospital Friday, three days after being punched during an argument in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood.
