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San Francisco police officers were told to retake the bilingual language test they had already passed after the Department of Human Resources lost their certification. They risk losing their bilingual pay bonus.
There is always a buzz inside Safeway's Marina District store, but on Wednesday it was just a few notches higher than normal.
The general contractor that managed construction of San Francisco's troubled $2.2 billion transit terminal is suing the agency in charge of the project alleging faulty design and mismanagement.
Police in San Francisco Wednesday released photos of a suspect vehicle that struck a bicyclist in the city's Mission District in August and are asking for the public's help in solving the case.
At least one person is suffering from life-threatening injuries and another has been detained following an officer-involved shooting involving U.S. Park Police near Aquatic Park in San Francisco on Tuesday night.
Authorities in San Francisco are investigating an officer-involved shooting late Tuesday in the area of Aquatic Park that left a suspect in critical condition, according to a police source.
While there has been no word on whether a winning ticket was drawn for Tuesday night's massive Mega Millions jackpot, California Lottery officials announced that a ticket matching five out of six numbers was drawn in San Francisco.
The increasingly common site of vacant buildings and empty storefronts around San Francisco despite the thriving economy has local business owners and city officials pushing for change.
A new report released by the San Francisco County Transportation Authority Tuesday linked a rise in traffic congestion in the city to ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft.
After all of the hardship that has befallen San Francisco's taxicab industry, drivers gathered Tuesday outside City Hall to predict more disaster.
The Warriors' pending move comes amid a recent spate of upgrades for NBA franchises.
Powered scooters returned to San Francisco streets Monday after months of hiatus as the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency reviewed and selected two companies to operate in the city.
A measure on San Francisco's Nov. 6 ballot would raise taxes on the city's wealthiest companies to help thousands of homeless and mentally ill residents.
Fremont Street, which has been closed between Howard and Mission Streets in downtown San Francisco since Sept. 25 after cracks were discovered in a steel beam in the Salesforce Transit Center, will reopen in time for the Monday morning commute, the Transbay Joint Powers Authority announced today.
For the last seven weeks, a San Francisco fifth grader has embarked on a physical challenge that most adults wouldn't consider trying, all of his own accord.
One of the leading lights of modern garage rock, singer and guitarist King Khan brings his electrifying psychedelic soul revue the Shrines to the Great American Music Hall Wednesday night.
Dozens of striking hotel workers in San Francisco have been arrested after sitting down in the street and blocking downtown traffic.
Marriott workers worried about job security in age of robots delivering room service, check-in kiosks with facial recognition technology and "smart" speakers that serve as an in-room concierge.
Scooters are supposed to be making their return to San Francisco on Monday, but e-scooter company Lime has taken legal action to keep that from happening.
The BART Board of Directors has voted to quadruple the amount of time that two stations in San Francisco's Mission District will be washed every night.
A federal judge on Wednesday ordered the city of San Francisco to return a towed car to a homeless man who couldn't afford to pay the parking tickets he received while working as a food delivery driver.
A federal judge ruled that there is now enough evidence to put the case of Mario Woods before a jury. New video footage from the high-profile police shooting in San Francisco will be part of an upcoming trial.
A San Francisco judge announced Wednesday she was ready to order a new trial in a $289 million judgment against agribusiness giant Monsanto awarded to a cancer-stricken Bay Area former groundskeeper.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced Wednesday she's created a new position, the director of housing delivery, charged with helping the city produce more housing in a timely manner.
Federal judge rules video of a racially charged, fatal San Francisco police shooting "casts doubt" on officers' accounts that a black man was moving quickly toward them when they opened fire.
