Ritzy San Francisco Home Goes For $1.6 Million Over Asking
With the ever-escalating Bay Area real estate regularly hitting new levels of insanity, the asking price in a recent San Francisco home purchase is downright outrageous.
Watch CBS News
With the ever-escalating Bay Area real estate regularly hitting new levels of insanity, the asking price in a recent San Francisco home purchase is downright outrageous.
A San Francisco woman has made her first court appearance on a murder charge accusing her of killing and dismembering her roommate.
Bay Area high school students on Friday rallied around a teenager seeking asylum from the Taliban who has been in federal ICE custody for six months.
The state Labor Commissioner's Office has issued citations in excess of $10 million to seven Bay Area restaurants for alleged wage theft violations.
One man is dead and two are in the hospital following a shooting Thursday afternoon in San Francisco's Mission District.
A man wearing suit and tie and carrying a briefcase was being sought in San Francisco after being caught on camera attacking a person lying on a sidewalk.
A San Francisco woman is facing a murder charge in the slaying of her roommate, whose dismembered body prosecutors say was discovered rotting inside a plastic storage container.
Bans on flavored tobacco products appeared to win big on Tuesday, with San Mateo County supervisors unanimously approving a ban and San Francisco voters apparently upholding a ban in that city.
Former state Sen. Mark Leno remained in the lead early Wednesday evening in the tight race for San Francisco Mayor.
If passed, the proposition would have allowed for the Police Department to request funding for the devices within 45 days of it being enacted.
The proposition would uphold the San Francisco Board of Supervisors' unanimous vote to ban the products and other flavored tobacco, including menthol cigarettes.
One of the leading players in the Bay Area's revival of psychedelic sounds that emerged in the wake of Comets on Fire and Six Organs of Admittance in the late '90s, Wooden Shjips play their first San Francisco show in several years at Slim's Friday.
A second body has been found on the grounds of Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital in less than a week, police confirmed Tuesday night.
A San Francisco man has been arrested for the brutal beating death of a 4-month-old female pit bull puppy last November.
Organizers of the Outside Lands Music Festival on Tuesday announced the individual day lineups for this year's edition ahead of the on-sale date for single-day tickets later this week.
Now in its 36th year, the San Francisco Jazz Festival gets underway this week with a dizzying array of performers including piano legend Ahmad Jamal, soul queen of New Orleans Irma Thomas, Brazilian samba pop icon Sergio Mendes and more.
San Francisco could make history by electing its first African-American woman, Asian-American woman or openly gay man for mayor in a contest added to Tuesday's ballot after the unexpected death of Mayor Ed Lee in December.
Retired San Francisco 49ers legend and beloved Bay Area sports figure Dwight Clark has passed away Monday after a battle with ALS, according to his family. He was 61 years old.
A mother is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after someone pushed her in San Francisco's Noe Valley neighborhood Sunday. The woman was carrying her 6-month old baby when it happened.
The streets of San Francisco on Monday were mostly free of what some see as a two-wheeled nuisance with the arrival of the deadline for electric scooter companies to remove their vehicles from public roads.
Two men have been arrested for allegedly abducting a woman from a San Francisco street corner in April and taking her to Sonoma County where she was sexually assaulted and severely beaten.
Microsoft is paying $7.5 billion for the popular coder hangout GitHub as the maker of Windows further embraces the types of open-source projects it used to shun.
A Central Valley man arrested in a plot to stage a Christmas Day bombing and shooting attack at San Francisco's Pier 39 pleaded guilty Monday to attempting to provide support to ISIS.
The flood of drugs running through San Francisco's downtown BART stations is just an extension of the drug problems that have long plagued the streets above.
Officials with BART have recently been taking heat from passengers over filthy trains and unhealthy stations, but the transit agency is fighting back with a new function on its mobile website
