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Two sexual abuse survivors announced in San Francisco Wednesday they have sued the Vatican in federal court for allegedly failing to prevent and covering up the abuse of them and others as children by priests.
Work crews delicately moved the massive framework of Pier 70's Building 15 several hundred feet on San Francisco's waterfront Wednesday, making way for redevelopment of the historic shipyard.
Police in San Francisco say they are seeing progress since the department began working with new strategies to reduce the number of car break-ins happening in the city.
A new drug developed by Bay Area-based Genentech has received federal approval -- the first new treatment for influenza approved in nearly two decades.
While the winning ticket of Tuesday's record $1.6 billion Mega Millions jackpot was sold in South Carolina, a ticket matching five out of six numbers was sold in San Francisco.
U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein spoke with KPIX 5 Political Reporter Melissa Caen on Tuesday about how the decades-old issues of homelessness and immigration remain a major focus of her work in office.
A law firm suing California bishops for the records of priests accused of sexual abuse released its own report Tuesday listing more than 200 clergy in the San Francisco Bay Area it says are accused of misconduct.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency issued an alert Tuesday night for a possible missing boy who might be on the transit system, officials said.
There was more fallout for the closed Transbay Transit Center Tuesday after a city decision to withhold funding from the Transbay Joint Powers Authority.
San Francisco police have made an arrest in a vicious attack on a man who thought he was getting into his rideshare, but was instead brutally attacked.
San Francisco will become the largest city in the United States and one of only a handful nationwide to allow noncitizens, including people in the country illegally, to vote in a local election in November.
At least one person has died and another has been seriously injured following a fire in the Inner Sunset in San Francisco early Tuesday morning.
San Francisco Fire Department were able to contain a three-alarm fire that burned several floors in a downtown high-rise apartment building Monday evening, according to fire officials.
Longtime San Francisco Fire Chief Joanne Hayes-White announced Monday she will be retiring from her position after 14 years at the job.
Hamilton, the hit musical showcasing the story of one of America's founding fathers returns to San Francisco after a sold-out, stellar run last year.
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff was in Chinatown on Sunday campaigning for Proposition C, the controversial plan to curb the city's homeless crisis with tech money.
The co-owner of the San Francisco Giants is denouncing a racist political ad that he may have helped pay for.
No one in California won the jackpot but one lucky lottery player bought a ticket in Morgan Hill matching five of six numbers.
A car fire on the northbound lanes of I-280 after the U.S. Highway 101 split in San Francisco blocked all lanes on I-280 for over an hour, snarling traffic heading into the city.
A welcome development for anyone renting in the hot Bay Area market: Rents are dropping slightly after years of steep increases.
The Mega Millions jackpot ballooned to a record high: $970 million for Friday night's drawing, the second-largest lottery jackpot in U.S. history.
The hit musicial "Hamilton" is returning to San Francisco and tickets go on sale to the public on Monday morning, organizers announced Thursday.
Roads in the Bay Area were the worst in the nation and accounted for high costs to drivers in 2016, according to a report released by a national nonprofit Wednesday.
A group seeking to force San Francisco to drain the Hetchy Hetchy Reservoir in Yosemite National Park and restore the valley beneath it has lost an appeal to the California Supreme Court.
Automated alerts from the fledgling West Coast earthquake early warning system are ready to be used broadly by businesses, utilities, schools and other entities but not for mass public notification.
