Calaveras Dam Project Fossils Providing Glimpse Of Prehistoric Bay Area
The massive Calaveras Dam Project has uncovered a treasure trove of fossils that are giving UC researchers a glimpse of what life was like in the prehistoric Bay Area.
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The massive Calaveras Dam Project has uncovered a treasure trove of fossils that are giving UC researchers a glimpse of what life was like in the prehistoric Bay Area.
There was new fallout Wednesday over the billion-dollar cleanup scandal at the old San Francisco Naval Shipyard in Hunters Point as the company being accused of fraud in the cleanup defended itself.
City Attorney Dennis Herrera filed a motion in San Francisco Superior Court to request the removal of 34 people from a civil gang injunction in the Western Addition neighborhood.
Officials in San Francisco on Tuesday slammed the brakes on electric scooter companies trying to swerve around the rules.
A human rights activist who was attempting to visit the U.S. from the Philippines last week claims he was supplied with weapons and tortured by federal agents during a 28-hour detention at San Francisco International Airport.
A San Bruno man indicted by a grand jury on 20 counts related to an alleged auto burglary spree that lasted more than a year pleaded not guilty Tuesday in San Francisco Superior Court.
San Francisco is cracking down on electric scooters while also trying to set some ground rules.
There are more than 350 surveillance cameras in San Francisco's Union Square.
A man who allegedly planned a Christmas Day bombing and shooting attack at San Francisco's Pier 39 will plead guilty in a federal case.
A San Francisco band made up of local scene veterans tops the bill at this noisy punk show Thursday when Pins of Light shares the stage with LA quartet Birth Defects and local crossover thrash/punk crew War Bison at the Make-Out Room.
The mayor of San Francisco says he's hiring 10 workers whose sole responsibility will be to clean up needles littering the streets.
Eight people required medical attention after a gas leak reported in San Francisco's Polk Gulch neighborhood Monday morning, fire officials said.
Every one seems to have an opinion when it comes rental scooters in San Francisco.
The charred remains of a home in San Francisco's Inner Sunset District was a grim reminder Sunday of the toll the blaze took.
One person died and three people were displaced in the three-alarm fire that started late Saturday night in the inner Sunset District
Six men were shot Friday night in San Francisco and one of them has died, one other has life-threatening injuries and the other four victims' injuries aren't life-threatening, police said Saturday.
Authorities Friday afternoon confirmed that ambulances were responding to multiple medical emergencies including at least one opioid overdose at Hippie Hill in Golden Gate Park where 4/20 revelers have gathered.
Hundreds gathered on and around Hippie Hill in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park Friday, celebrating the first 4/20 day since recreational pot became legal in California.
When the idea first came up, the Go-Go's found it so improbable and off-beat that they instantly fell in love with it.
A wide variety of events is on tap Friday in the Bay Area celebrating 4/20 in this, the first year that recreational use of marijuana for adults is legal in California.
Two people were stabbed with scissors while walking along the sidewalk in San Francisco's North Beach neighborhood Wednesday.
An activist entering the U.S. at San Francisco International Airport this week for a speaking tour addressing a human rights crisis in the Philippines was detained by customs, denied entry and sent back to Manila, according to his colleagues.
The Army says it's considering San Francisco and 14 other cities for the headquarters of its planned Futures Command, which will keep track of emerging technology and innovations that could be used in warfighting.
A federal appeals court struck another blow Thursday to the Trump administration's efforts to pressure sanctuary cities, upholding a court order preventing the Justice Department from imposing conditions on grants to cities.
The San Francisco Department of Public Works began confiscating powered dockless scooters Wednesday, for what the department says is a "flagrant disregard for the rules."
