Mother Nature's Parting Blast Triggers Widespread Flooding
A third winter storm front ripped though water-logged Bay Area communities early Sunday, triggering widespread flooding from Sonoma to the Santa Cruz Mountains.
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A third winter storm front ripped though water-logged Bay Area communities early Sunday, triggering widespread flooding from Sonoma to the Santa Cruz Mountains.
A paraglider and two Chinese nationals have died, victims of the dangerously high surf that has battered the Pacific Coast from Carmel to San Francisco.
Anti-abortion demonstrators have marched through downtown San Francisco in an annual event that coincides Saturday with the city's anti-Trump Women's March.
Graf Holzfeuer, lead singer for Bay Area action-adventure rockers ArnoCorps, talks about his band's forthcoming recording 'The Unbelievable EP,' our new president and the group's upcoming concert at Slim's with Mac Sabbath on January 27.
Protesters marched to the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement offices in San Francisco following Donald Trump's inauguration.
Protesters blockade the headquarters of ride-sharing giant Uber and halted trains on a major commuter early Friday as demonstrations began across the Bay Area to show opposition to the inauguration of President Donald Trump.
A stretch of road in San Francisco's Glen Park neighborhood is closed through Friday evening due to a rockslide.
This is the first time the public has seen a shooting caught on San Francisco police body cams and it will no doubt renew a debate about use of force.
A potent blast of wet weather took aim at the Bay Area's evening commute, bringing with a threat of water-covered roadways, heavy downpours and gusty winds, forecasters said.
Supervisor Aaron Peskin Wednesay joined with the mayor's office in announcing legislation seeking to block a Chinese stationless bike-sharing company from launching in San Francisco without permits.
The threat of rockslides on O'Shaughnessy Boulevard in San Francisco Wednesday due to the latest storm system required San Francisco Public Works to temporarily close the road.
While many in the Bay Area are protesting Donald Trump's inauguration, some Bay Area Republicans have traveled to DC for the swearing-in.
The SFMTA board of directors voted to legalize weekend median parking on Dolores Street in a pilot program intended to regulate the long-standing practice sometimes referred to as "parking for God."
McKesson Corp. has agreed to pay $150 million to settle allegations that the drug wholesaler failed to detect and report pharmacies' suspicious orders of prescription pain pills.
The Golden State Warriors broke ground Tuesday on their $1 billion, privately funded San Francisco arena.
The owners of the building that houses the well-known and now hotly disputed Lefty O'Doul's restaurant near San Francisco's Union Square Tuesday filed a lawsuit against the family that runs it demanding a return of the baseball memorabilia that lines its walls.
A man was robbed at gunpoint by a suspect driving a taxi in San Francisco's Richmond District Saturday morning, according to police.
Of all the mayors of big cities across the country, a new report finds Mayor Ed Lee of San Francisco is paid the most.
The California Supreme Court Monday denied a petition to halt construction of the new Golden State Warriors arena along the San Francisco waterfront.
SFJAZZ kicks off the long-running Bay Area cultural institution's Fifth Anniversary Season this week with the SFJAZZ Gala 2017 paying tribute to tabla maestro Zakir Hussain Wednesday night.
The wife of shooter Omar Mateen in the Orlando nightclub massacre has been arrested at her home in Rodeo.
Thousands of people rallied outside of San Francisco City Hall Sunday afternoon to show their support for the American Affordable Care Act, which may be repealed as President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office next week.
After having its accreditation revoked more than three years ago and then later restored in 2015, City College of San Francisco has had its accreditation reaffirmed for the next seven years, school officials announced Friday.
In Golden Gate Park, dozens of trees have been marked with red tape after being damaged or weakened by the recent storms passing through the Bay Area.
We're taught at an early age that things are better when everyone plays by the rules, but sometimes that's not exactly true. Case in point: Glen Park Elementary in San Francisco.
