Police Arrest Man After He Crashes Through Skylight In Sunset District
Park police in San Francisco arrested a man early Thursday morning after he climbed onto the roof of a Sunset District home and refused to come down.
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Park police in San Francisco arrested a man early Thursday morning after he climbed onto the roof of a Sunset District home and refused to come down.
Parking for personal vehicles will be restricted at the Golden Gate Bridge between Friday and Jan. 2, the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District announced.
The San Francisco police commission gave final approval to a use of force policy banning carotid restraints and firing at moving vehicles.
San Francisco police are taking away musical instruments from street performers to reduce the noise near Union Square.
Artists appealed to Bay Area city leaders Wednesday as concerns over warehouse evictions and safety continued to rise in the wake of the deadly Oakland Ghost Ship fire.
Forecasters say waves as high as 20 feet are expected to crash onto many Northern California coastal areas on Wednesday.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee announced Tuesday morning that a Los Angeles deputy police chief will be the city's new top cop.
Ride-hailing giant Uber is blaming a computer glitch for overcharging a Philadelphia woman whose bank blocked an attempt to charge her more than $28,000 for a ride.
A man suspected of stealing a tow truck in the East Bay early Tuesday was arrested after taking police on a wild chase across the Bay Bridge that ended with a frantic sprint across southbound 101 in San Francisco.
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San Francisco firefighters freed a woman trapped under a vehicle at the scene of a crash on Market Street.
The victim of a weekend shooting in San Francisco.s Mission District on Monday was being remembered by friends as a man of character and ingenuity.
A fallen tree blocked a portion of 19th Avenue in San Francisco Monday afternoon for about 90 minutes, according to the California Highway Patrol.
The Academy of Art University in San Francisco has agreed to a $60 million settlement aimed at bringing the school's many illegally converted buildings into compliance with local rules, officials said Monday.
San Francisco and major U.S. cities and counties across the country are beefing up legal services for immigrants to help them fight deportation in the wake of Donald Trump's election.
Two people are dead after a shooting Sunday night in San Francisco's Mission District, a police spokeswoman said.
The California State Attorney General's office Friday said it plans to take legal action against Uber if the ride-booking company does not immediately remove its self-driving vehicles from San Francisco city streets, where they have been operating since Wednesday without a state permit.
Gunfire erupted at busy San Francisco intersection Friday afternoon, leading to a shooting investigation and some shaken nerves among those who witnessed the incident, including a KPIX 5 reporter.
When Uber started testing their self-driving cars in San Francisco this week, the bike lobby was one of the first to protest.
A car involved in a chain-reaction crash careened into a crowded Muni bus stop in San Francisco's Chinatown Friday, injuring 10 people and leaving glass and debris scattered all over the street.
Negotiations over whether Uber must stop its newly launched self-driving car service in San Francisco are expected to resume Friday morning.
Rescue teams battled high winds and wet conditions early Friday to rescue a man who had fallen down a steep cliff behind a home in San Francisco's oceanside Sea Cliff neighborhood.
The wet, windy weather hitting the Bay Area Thursday has already resulted in significant flight delays and cancellations at San Francisco International Airport, according to SFO officials.
Flash flood warnings and advisories were issued for parts of the North Bay Thursday afternoon as a potent storm front slammed into the Bay Area, bringing with it heavy rains and strong winds.
There's more trouble for a pair of well-meaning nuns whose soup kitchen operation was evicted from the Tenderloin neighborhood in San Francisco.