Tips On Spending Time With The Kiddies On Their Day Off
When a day off from school unexpectedly appears on the calendar, it would be a shame to spend it on doing errands when the wonders of the city await.
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When a day off from school unexpectedly appears on the calendar, it would be a shame to spend it on doing errands when the wonders of the city await.
San Francisco Giants Manager Bruce Bochy was admitted to a hospital in Arizona for a heart operation after experiencing chest discomfort Thursday.
San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera filed a lawsuit Thursday with the aim of shutting down an alleged illegal gambling operation in the city's Bernal Heights neighborhood after the owners and operators have refused to shut it down.
More than a million homeless students attend public schools in the U.S., but the highest percentage is right here in California.
The short-term housing rental service Airbnb has agreed to pay back taxes owed to San Francisco that were estimated to be millions of dollars.
There are many great drinking establishments across the Bay Area known for serving up great drinks and for keeping patrons warm with a beckoning fireplace.
Uber customers can rate their drivers, but it turns out that drivers are also rating those customers, and that rating could get some riders blacklisted.
On Ash Wednesday, one of the holiest days on the Catholic calendar, the students and parents are hoping Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone will change his mind on the clauses, as the church heads into 40 days of Lenten reflection.
Philz Coffee wants to take its brew beyond the Bay Area and go nationwide.
San Francisco police are searching for a suspect who shot two males in the Mission District Wednesday evening during an argument, leaving them with life-threatening injuries.
A San Francisco taxi company is ditching its 82-year-old brand and renaming itself after a smartphone app in the latest sign of how mobile technology is changing the way people get a ride.
At one time or another, a lot of us have pined for a dog without being able to accept full-time responsibility for one, so a Bay Area organization is helping that dream come true by letting users 'borrow' pets.
Bicycle advocates are upset that the new rail cars BART is going to test, starting this summer, will only have space for bikes at one end.
More than 20 years after his death, there is still plenty of news about Dr. Seuss.
Television viewers in 10 U.S. markets are now able to watch their local NBC stations live on computers and mobile devices-- if you're a paying customer of a TV provider.
A co-owner of a Northern California slaughterhouse at the center of a massive recall has pleaded guilty to processing cattle with cancer for consumption.
Three suspects have been arrested and San Francisco police said they know the identity, who is still outstanding.
Rice and Kamala Harris topped the list as the Field Poll looked at 18 people who may or may not run, and whether likely voters would support their candidacy.
After they have been proven to cut down on close calls, Muni is planning to install even more surveillance cameras on buses.
Some parents of students at Star of the Sea School said the topics in the pamphlet were inappropriate for their children.
The low price of oil has has prompted an energy company to halt the transportation by rail of Bakken crude through the Bay Area.
Finding an unauthorized charge on your phone bill is easy – all you have to do is scan the bill. But some Sprint customers say getting those charges to stop is almost impossible, even after bringing them to Sprint's attention.
Police are looking for a man who assaulted a cab driver in Daly City early Sunday morning, sending him to the hospital.
State lawmakers representing the Bay Area are weighing in on the Catholic archbishop of San Francisco's plans to add a morality clause to high school teacher contracts.
The dawn of Noise Pop 2015 is nigh, and their insane calendar will take some time and careful planning to execute.
