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A Bay Area climber who survived avalanches followed by a massive earthquake in Nepal is refusing to come home, determined to help injured climbers get back to safety.
After more than 100 years doing business in the same spot, San Francisco jeweler Shreve & Company has been priced out of the building bearing its name.
Lines wrapped around the block outside San Francisco City Hall on Friday night as people marked 100 years since the Armenian genocide. City Hall was packed, not for a gala or celebration, but a remembrance.
Family members of a Guatemalan immigrant shot and killed by police earlier this year are the plaintiffs in a federal lawsuit filed against the city and county of San Francisco, as well as Police Chief Greg Suhr on Friday.
San Francisco City Hall will be lit up in the colors of the Armenian flag Friday to mark the centennial of the Armenian genocide under the Ottoman Empire.
New maps and relief from overcrowded buses are part of a new plan rolling out this weekend to make San Francisco's Muni easier to navigate.
Physical fitness is of the utmost importance for parents looking to keep up with their little kids. Here are 5 great Bay Area gyms that have the added bonus of taking care of the kids while Mom and Dad work out.
Many of Salesforce's 16,000 employees could be getting raises just because they are women after CEO Marc Benioff crunched the numbers and found a disturbing pay gap between men and women.
The people who want us to use less water are part of a system that could be among the biggest water wasters in San Francisco. That system is in hot water, because of hot water.
More than a decade after two Dutch siblings were split-up by divorcing parents, they both swiped right and began flirting with each other on Tinder before realizing they were related.
A San Francisco teen's stolen cello has been recovered after a mysterious person dropped it off in a Chinatown bar with instructions to call police.
San Francisco Giants fans are getting a chance at an authentic World Championship ring just like the ones players got for their 2014 World Series win, with a raffle that benefits the Giants Community Fund, which helps underserved youth.
To celebrate 10 years since the first YouTube video was uploaded, we take a look at ones with the most views about the San Francisco Bay Area.
Parts of Van Ness Ave. in San Francisco is shutting down for the weekend to build an underground walkway.
Some children fighting the good fight at the University of California San Francisco's Benioff Children's Hospital got some backup Wednesday morning.
Attorneys representing a transgender prison inmate on Wednesday asked a federal judge to stick with his order that California officials must immediately provide the inmate with sex reassignment surgery.
For those looking to take their nightlife up to the next level, speakeasies are an excellent alternative to the everyday neighborhood bar.
U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs Robert McDonald expressed his support in San Francisco Wednesday for additional Bay Area resources to help get homeless veterans into stable housing.
Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone of San Francisco said he will not attend a march in Washington, DC rallying same-sex marriage opponents, days before the U.S. Supreme Court hears a crucial case.
San Francisco's non-profit Larkin Street Youth services, dedicated to helping homeless youth, has opened a new, consolidated service hub in the Tenderloin.
You can wipe the slate clean on Barry Bonds and the Balco scandal that has haunted him since 2003 when a jury found the former Giants slugger guilty of obstructing law enforcement.
The U.S. Geological Survey says a magnitude 6.3 earthquake has struck the Solomon Islands east of Australia Wednesday afternoon.
San Francisco's plans for the Super Bowl City were revealed Tuesday, and while city officials count down to the kickoff they also must deal with large crowds of homeless who camp out in the heart of where the celebration is planned.
Police arrested a suspect who allegedly beat a sleeping homeless man with a metal baseball bat early Tuesday morning in San Francisco's Mission Bay neighborhood.
This is the first time in Major League Baseball history the reigning regular-season MVP will oppose the World Series MVP as starters.
