7 Injured In Crash Involving San Francisco Muni Bus, Driver Accused Of DUI
The driver of an SUV that rear-ended a bus in San Francisco's Bayview neighborhood was arrested Friday morning on suspicion of driving under the influence.
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The driver of an SUV that rear-ended a bus in San Francisco's Bayview neighborhood was arrested Friday morning on suspicion of driving under the influence.
One of the key ingredients to a good garden is knowing what to grow, where to get your supplies and how to keep them healthy after you've left the nursery. The best garden centers will set you up for success by giving you guidance to help your garden grow and thrive.
Vice President Joe Biden will visit the Bay Area on Saturday to discuss the Obama Administration's new push for a cancer cure in San Francisco and to give the keynote address at the California Democrats State Convention in San Jose.
An investigation began Thursday into whether a vintage fashion store in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury neighborhood is selling illegal animal goods, California Department of Fish and Wildlife officials said.
A federal judge in San Francisco has ordered Volkswagen to come up with a fix for nearly 600,000 diesel cars that are out of compliance with clean air laws within a month.
Costumes from the Hunger Games movies are on display in San Francisco's Palace Of Fine Arts.
A driver lost control of his vehicle in San Francisco's Richmond District Thursday afternoon, striking a pedestrian and crashing into the side of a building, according to authorities..
People who visit San Francisco's Ocean Beach will continue to be allowed to burn bonfires for free, and without a permit, but there will be restrictions on when they can burn.
At the request of House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi, the National Park Service has extended the public comment period for a controversial proposed dog rule at the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.
Students at San Francisco State were furious Thursday over proposed cuts to the university's nationally-recognized ethnic studies program.
Beards and facial hair have experienced a renaissance recently, and that has turned into a boon for Bay Area barbershops.
Whether it's a big juicy steak or a tasty shrimp cocktail, some Bay Area biotech startups are racing to fill your plates, but not from a feed lot or the vast blue ocean.
Google Fiber plans to bring high-speed Internet to San Francisco using the city's existing fiber-optic cable network.
The San Francisco Unified School District board voted unanimously on Tuesday to make condoms available to all middle school students.
Former state Sen. Leland Yee (D-San Francisco/San Mateo) was sentenced to five years in federal prison Wednesday for his political corruption conviction.
Small business owners are feeling optimistic and confident according to a new survey, and the Bay Area is no exception.
Police and fire units responded to a report of a suspicious package in the city's Financial District Wednesday morning that shut down a busy intersection for about an hour.
Surf is building along much of the California coast and beachgoers are warned of dangerous waves, rip currents and possibly some minor flooding.
When Nutella is the star ingredient, don't save room for dessert, make dessert your first course. Nutella is so much more than a spread in the hands of a pastry chef. Jennifer Felton shares her top five restaurant worthy recipes.
Residents of a large homeless encampment along Division Street in San Francisco were given 72-hours notice to relocate Tuesday, but many people said they were being forced to move immediately.
One person was rescued out of the ocean by a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter at San Francisco's Ocean Beach this afternoon, a fire department spokesman said.
A truck carrying gravel overturned Tuesday afternoon in San Francisco's Richmond District, causing the gravel to spill onto other vehicles, fire officials said.
Most of the stores where you shop probably have the new machines that let shoppers dip their new security chip-equipped cards into rather than swiping, but they aren't using them yet.
A homeless man in San Francisco has gone the extra mile to make his situation on the streets a bit more comfortable - or entertaining, at least.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee is giving homeless living in a makeshift tent city on Division Street that has drawn complaints from neighbors notice that they need to clear out of the area.
