San Francisco Safe Injection Site Bill Reintroduced In Legislature
Following a veto by former Gov. Jerry Brown last year, a measure that would allow safe injection sites in San Francisco has been reintroduced in the state legislature.
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Following a veto by former Gov. Jerry Brown last year, a measure that would allow safe injection sites in San Francisco has been reintroduced in the state legislature.
The No. 1 lane in both directions of U.S. Highway 101 in San Francisco is closed Monday morning as Caltrans crews work to repair the median after a series of multiple solo-vehicle crashes damaged it, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Police stats showed a drop in violent crime for San Francisco last year. But there's one major category that is bucking the trend: Police recorded a 170 percent jump in reports of human trafficking in 2018.
The investigation involving three sheriff's deputies accused of making inmates battle each other 'gladiator-style' was so botched, the San Francisco District Attorney is dropping all charges.
Repairs and reinforcement work are underway on fractured steel beams at the Salesforce Transit Center in San Francisco, officials with the Transbay Joint Powers Authority announced Friday.
CBS SF talks to prolific NYC bassist and producer Bill Laswell about his upcoming residency at the Chapel in San Francisco during the first week of February that presents an impressive array of his boundary-smashing ensembles.
Moving out of a home is a major undertaking, even when everything goes smoothly. But more and more often, unscrupulous moving companies are leading to moving nightmares.
Authorities issued a severe traffic alert Thursday afternoon when a multiple vehicle hit-and-run collision blocked the three westbound lanes of the Bay Bridge west of Treasure Island for an hour.
Security camera video released Thursday showed a 38-year-old Daly City woman eating lunch at San Francisco's famed John's Grill moments before she vanished after she leaving the restaurant and walking down the street with her dog
When popular San Francisco-based meal delivery start-up Munchery shut down last week, customers, vendors and employees were caught by surprise.
In a victory for big soda makers, a federal appeals court ruled that a San Francisco ordinance requiring health warnings on advertising for sugary drinks violates the first amendment.
Police arrested a 26-year-old woman armed with a metal rod, who allegedly attacked three people Wednesday morning in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood.
An expensive bit of real estate in San Francisco could soon set a new record in the city.
The first of three open house meetings on proposed Golden Gate Bridge toll hikes over the next five years is scheduled for Wednesday evening in San Rafael.
A federal judge harshly reprimanded PG&E for violating its probation during a court hearing Wednesday morning, telling the utility's attorneys that safety is clearly not its top priority.
The mayor of San Francisco swiped at the White House in her first state of the city address, saying that the city would protect transgender and immigrant rights.
Hundreds of San Francisco students and teachers, as well as their supporters, held a lively rally Tuesday afternoon outside of City Hall, as they sought to secure $60 million for their public schools.
While his gridiron heroics have earned Los Angeles Rams quarterback Jared Goff legions of fans, it's the way he conducts his life away from the field that his parents appreciate the most.
An institution in San Francisco's Mission District for nearly a century will be shutting down in April after workers confirmed Tuesday that Lucca Ravioli Company on Valencia Street will be closing later this year.
As Pacific Gas & Electric Co. files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, a San Francisco supervisor seeks to jumpstart the process of creating a public utility to replace PG&E in the city.
Family and friends voiced concern Tuesday for a 38-year-old Daly City woman who was been missing in San Francisco since last Saturday.
A truck crashed into an occupied home in San Francisco's Merced Heights neighborhood Tuesday morning, fire officials said.
Brick and mortar stores have been struggling for years, but there is one kind of business that isn't threatened by the internet. Group fitness studios are fast expanding in the Bay Area.
A man accused of severely beating an 88-year-old woman and then burglarizing her home earlier this month in San Francisco's Visitacion Valley pleaded not guilty in court Monday morning.
Tens of thousands of people from all over California gathered in San Francisco's Civic Center for the 15th Annual Walk for Life.
