Suspected Gunman Arrested In SF Muni Train Shooting
A man suspected of shooting a passenger on a Muni light-rail vehicle has been arrest, authorities said.
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A man suspected of shooting a passenger on a Muni light-rail vehicle has been arrest, authorities said.
While marijuana itself may be a medicinal blessing, what lands in a consumer's hand is far more complicated.
San Francisco fire officials Wednesday night said a crane and concrete slab on a South of Market high-rise, considered at risk of falling, had been secured and evacuation orders for most nearby buildings were lifted around 9 p.m.
Three winter storm fronts were lined up off the Northern California coast Wednesday, ready to once again bring showers, gusty winds and more run-off to already saturated hillsides and swollen waterways.
If State Senator Scott Wiener has his way San Francisco will soon join cities like New York, Chicago, Key West, Las Vegas and Miami that allow bars with special licenses to serve alcohol until 4 a.m.
It is right up there with flowers and, chocolates as far as Valentine's Day traditions in San Francisco. Hundreds headed down to the Embarcadero's Justin Herman Plaza armed with pillows ready to pummel love ones, friends and strangers.
A person found dead inside a car that crashed in San Francisco's Western Addition neighborhood was suffering form a fatal head wound, authorities said.
Rain could be to blame for a deadly bacteria killing Bay Area dogs.
The city of San Francisco is suing a Financial District massage parlor alleging that the business is in fact a brothel and has been for years.
More lawsuits have been filed as homeowners, the developer and government agencies battle over San Francisco's troubled Millennium Tower.
A teen remained in serious condition after being savagely beaten with his own skateboard during a fight in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park Saturday afternoon, police said.
Delivering it's mix of boozy gothic country and fervent gospel punk for the last quarter century, Slim Cessna's Auto Club comes to the Bay Area for two shows promoting its latest effort 'The Commandments According To SCAC.'
A visual artist from San Francisco is among the musicians vying to bring home music's top honor at the Grammys this weekend.
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A passenger on a Muni Metro line train was wounded Thursday in a shooting, authorities said.
A federal appeals court in San Francisco has ruled against the Trump Administration in the legal fight over whether to reinstate a ban on travelers from seven predominantly Muslim nations.
A war of words has erupted over a concert planned to mark the Summer of Love in San Francisco.
Water came down, and up, in the North Bay.
San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera Thursday sued five online gun equipment suppliers selling disassembled large-capacity ammunition magazines as "repair kits" in an alleged attempt to get around state laws.
Dozens of Dakota Access pipeline protesters blocked the entrance to the Federal Building in San Francisco Wednesday after the Army announced the controversial project was cleared for completion.
San Francisco and San Jose city officials joined forces in calling for the state to allow the use of automated speed cameras to reduce traffic injuries and deaths.
A small torrent of water continued to gush out of a San Rafael hillside Wednesday next the crushed remains of what was once a family's home.
"Has the government pointed to any evidence connecting these countries with terrorism?" Judge Michelle Friedland asked.
Talented Minneapolis-based rapper P.O.S. bringing his current tour celebrating the tenth anniversary of his landmark effort 'Never Better' to SF Friday night for a headlining set at Neck of the Woods.
San Francisco Board of Supervisors President London Breed Tuesday called for the creation of a task force to explore the possibility of creating safe injection sites for drug users.
