Autonomous Vehicles May Become More Common At Construction Sites Than On Roads
As companies continue to test autonomous vehicles for public roadways, other industries are already taking advantage of specialized, self-driving vehicles.
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As companies continue to test autonomous vehicles for public roadways, other industries are already taking advantage of specialized, self-driving vehicles.
A man accused of intentionally mowing down five people Wednesday in San Francisco's Dogpatch neighborhood, killing one of the victims, appeared in court Monday afternoon.
A California law that required an arson suspect to provide a sample of DNA when he was booked into jail did not violate his privacy, the California Supreme Court said Monday.
A wet weather system spinning to life in the warm, humid air around the Hawaii Islands was taking aim at the Bay Area Monday, threatening to bring several inches of rain later this week.
The water treatment plant in San Francisco's Bayview District will soon get a multi-billion dollar upgrade. But to do it, the city says some 20 trees along Evans Ave will have to be removed.
A man trapped under a large tree limb in a San Francisco park Sunday was able to help rescuers locate him by calling 911.
A house fire that started in a clothes dryer displaced six people Sunday morning in San Francisco's Balboa Park neighborhood, fire officials reported.
Promises made by the city of San Francisco to its taxi industry will be the central question in a lawsuit filed by this week by a credit union which provided loans to taxi drivers seeking the once-coveted permits known as medallions.
A Russian hacker suspected of stealing 117 million LinkedIn passwords in 2012 has been extradited to the United States after a protracted diplomatic struggle between the US and Russia, the Czech Justice Ministry said on Friday.
The 'Miracle March' which dumped several feet of snow in the Sierra was drawing to an end Friday, basking the Bay Area with record warm temperatures.
A man who died in a vehicle collision that injured four others in San Francisco's Dogpatch neighborhood has been identified as Eliseo Lopez.
Holding a bag full of troubled loans driven by a taxi industry on the skids, the San Francisco Federal Credit Union is suing the city of San Francisco for $28,000,000.
One person was killed when a group of pedestrians was mowed down by a vehicle in San Francisco in a hit-and-run incident that began with an altercation on the street.
A hit and run driver struck and seriously injured a pedestrian in San Francisco's Bernal Heights neighborhood Wednesday morning.
An Uber driver says he was following his mapping app when he took a wrong turn out of a Safeway parking lot in San Francisco and ended up driving down a flight of stairs.
Business owners along Broadway street in San Francisco's North Beach are once again upset after surveillance video captured a series of fights and people running for cover from gunshots.
Cities around the world dimmed their lights to celebrate Earth Hour.
A swirling low pressure system fueled by sub-tropic moisture dumped some of the heaviest rain of the year on parts of the Bay Area Thursday, triggering an urban and small stream flood advisory for the North Bay.
A 21-year-old Suisun City man died late Wednesday night from the wounds he suffered during a shootout with police inside a San Francisco barber shop.
A police officer was shot and injured along with five other people, including a minor, during a shootout in San Francisco's Crocker-Amazon District Wednesday afternoon.
A federal judge presiding over lawsuits that accuse big oil companies of lying about global warming to protect their profits is turning his courtroom into a classroom in what could be the first hearing to study the science of climate change.
Surveillance video is providing a closer look at a violent crash on Gough Street in San Francisco early Tuesday morning that sent five people to the hospital.
President Donald Trump convened some of the nation's top law enforcement officials Tuesday to rail against so-called sanctuary cities as he continues his crackdown on jurisdictions that flout federal immigration laws.
The northern edge of a storm front that was threatening Southern California with torrential rains brought showers to the Bay Area, setting up a treacherous Tuesday evening commute.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors has unanimously approved a measure that prohibits the sale of fur clothes, accessories, even souvenirs in stores and online.
