San Francisco Trial Of Man Accused Of Posing As Doctor, Raping Women Nears End
Closing arguments began Monday in the trial of a man accused of posing as a medical professional and sexually assaulting women in San Francisco's Mission District.
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Closing arguments began Monday in the trial of a man accused of posing as a medical professional and sexually assaulting women in San Francisco's Mission District.
Since the start of the recovery of the Great Recession in about 2010, San Francisco has been the hottest real estate market in the country with crazy prices.
San Francisco is going to help low income families in the city with diaper duty.
Two men and a dog were rescued from a sailboat off Ocean Beach Monday by National Park Service Rangers.
San Francisco Mayor has pledged to veto any legislation allowing bicyclists to roll through stop signs on city streets.
Fall theater preview of five of the best upcoming plays in the North Bay
Stargazers were being treated to a rare astronomical phenomenon when a total lunar eclipse combined with a so-called supermoon.
Wonder Woman, Spiderman and eleven other superheroes will descend Monday from the top of a San Francisco hospital to wash windows and bring some joy to children, hospital officials said.
La Boulange lovers can rejoice in the news that six of the bakery's former locations will reopen under a new name, run by founder Pascal Rigo.
PG&E is trying to figure what caused a transformer to explode in San Francisco injuring 2 people.
Power was out for 3,360 PG&E customers in San Francisco living along the southern edge of Golden Gate Park and in the Inner Sunset neighborhood.
A guide to five of the best hidden gems in San Francisco...
Activists fighting a ban against nudity in San Francisco Friday won the right to hold a "Nude In" and naked march on city streets this weekend after a federal judge ordered the city to issue a parade permit it had previously denied.
A San Francisco police captain who led a crackdown on bicyclists rolling through stop signs has been caught on video rolling through a stop sign on his bicycle.
A heartbreaking post on Facebook about a coyote attack on a small dog running off-leash at a San Francisco park has dog owners on edge and concerned for the safety of their pets.
Apple's newest iPhone 6s hit stores Friday and true to Apple tradition, folks camped out overnight to be the first to grab one up.
A look at five of the best outdoor yoga classes in the Bay Area
Fans of the Grateful Dead have organized a petition to get the band to play during halftime at Super Bowl 50 in Santa Clara next year.
Nasdaq has long been known as the "tech-heavy" stock exchange, where some of Silicon Valley's best-known companies have gone to sell shares. Now, as it faces stiff competition from rival exchanges to lure the next hot IPO, it's reaching out to business startups before they go public.
Two San Francisco supervisors have started the process to make an offer to purchase a piece of property for a possible expansion of the Central Subway into the city's North Beach neighborhood, the supervisors announced Thursday.
With no shortage of sun and year-round mild temperatures, San Francisco is the perfect backdrop for enjoying live music al fresco. Everyone from the jazz to bluegrass lover will enjoy one of San Francisco's best fall outdoor concerts.
The phrase "smile, you're on candid camera," is in need of a 2015 makeover. In modern day San Francisco, it should be, "smile you're always on camera."
San Francisco Supervisor Mark Farrell introduced a ballot measure this week that he said could generate an additional $350 million for city parks over the next 15 years.
The owner of two popular dim sum restaurants in San Francisco is being accused of violating federal labor laws, and threatening workers while withholding wages.
In a new series of radio ads, the union representing San Francisco police officers has come out swinging against what they see as anti-police sentiment.
