San Francisco DA To Use Support Dogs To Comfort Crime Victims
The evidence is overwhelming that pets help comfort humans when they are in emotional distress. So the San Francisco DA's office is going to use support dogs to calm crime victims.
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The evidence is overwhelming that pets help comfort humans when they are in emotional distress. So the San Francisco DA's office is going to use support dogs to calm crime victims.
Reports of underground escape tunnels beneath former gay bars threatens to delay a major development project in San Francisco.
Families appear to be fleeing the Bay Area in numbers large enough to help drive up home prices in neighboring states.
A San Francisco man has been convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman.
A major housing project in San Francisco was rejected this week, not because of complaints about traffic or noise, but rather the type of people it could bring to the neighborhood.
Two men were injured when their house caught fire in San Francisco's Outer Mission neighborhood late Thursday moring, fire officials said.
A third suspect has been arrested in the fatal beating of a disabled homeless man in a downtown San Francisco alley in 2014.
Just in time for Thanksgiving, fresh local Dungeness crabs are back in San Francisco.
Red Fang bassist Aaron Beam talks about recording the band's latest album 'Only Ghosts' with producer Ross Robinson ahead of the show kicking of their upcoming tour at Slim's in San Francisco.
A gas leak in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood Wednesday afternoon temporarily shut down Townsend Street, fire officials said.
A man was arrested after he allegedly set a police patrol car on fire Tuesday afternoon in downtown San Francisco, police said.
Police are searching for three men caught on surveillance video breaking into an apartment in the city's South of Market neighborhood.
San Francisco has approved a measure to cap Airbnb and other short-term rentals at 60 days a year.
Five people were displaced by a two-alarm residential structure fire in San Francisco's Excelsior neighborhood.
In early 2017, 49 tech positions at UCSF will be outsourced to India. And the San Francisco workers aren't happy.
Tech shuttles are crowding San Francisco streets as traffic tangles with Muni buses.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee Tuesday introduced legislation that would require a conditional use permit for indoor agriculture including marijuana cultivation in response to the recent legalization of recreational marijuana in California.
The ride-hailing service says it will replace the old Glowstache with dashboard beacons that communicate with customer smartphones.
Legislation that would impose stricter time limits on short-term rentals is headed to the Board of Supervisors for a vote on Tuesday despite recent efforts by Airbnb to take a more conciliatory tone.
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Civil liberty groups in San Francisco are expressing concern increased surveillance on local minority groups could take place under a Trump presidency.
Nearly 40 shows have been announced for the first half of 2017...
Wearing 'Water Is Life' placards and chanting Native American prayers, hundreds of demonstrators marched in San Francisco early Tuesday, protesting the construction of the controversial Dakota Access oil pipeline.
A Latina nanny in San Francisco says she was watching two children when a man grabbed her hair and neck and told her "No Latinos Here."
Reducing the number of designated commuter shuttle stops could cause many passengers to give up on shuttles and drive, adding more cars to the road, new study finds.
