More Than 20,000 Sign Petition To Block Proposed Sidewalk Toll On Golden Gate Bridge
The Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District Board of Directors has been considering a fee for pedestrians and bicyclists who cross the span.
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The Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District Board of Directors has been considering a fee for pedestrians and bicyclists who cross the span.
Read on for five holiday concerts that fit right in with Bay Area holiday celebrations, 2014.
Two people were hospitalized after a driver struck a traffic signal pole and then a pedestrian in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood Wednesday afternoon.
It may be the day before Thanksgiving, but instead of turkeys, toys are on the minds of some San Francisco dignitaries. Mayor Lee talked up Glide Memorial Church's involvement for the 14th annual Lefty O'Douls Toy Drive.
Police are investigating a shooting that injured six people in San Francisco early Wednesday morning where one remains hospitalized in stable condition.
Bay Area Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi visited St. Anthony's dining room in San Francisco with her grandchildren Wednesday as part of a family tradition that goes back many years.
About all of those on the arrest list were from Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley and other East Bay cities.
Fans who snapped up San Francisco 49ers season tickets with an eye toward turning a profit on the secondary market are likely out of luck.
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The busy thoroughfare was shut down between Van Ness and Octavia.
An employee at the Prada store said the burglary took place at the Chanel boutique. However, an employee at Chanel refused to comment on the incident Wednesday morning.
Shopping for Christmas gifts at local malls can get infuriating. Between the lines, the crowds, and the madness over this year's hot on-sale item, it's almost enough to make you give up on playing Santa.
The Embarcadero BART station in San Francisco has reopened Tuesday after a person was reportedly under a train, transit agency officials said.
Friends of a man killed Monday in Duboce Park held a vigil within hours of his murder and want San Francisco police to do more in the area that has seen an increase in violent crime.
Investigators are looking for a group of "cowards" who attacked and beat a sleeping homeless man to death in San Francisco's Financial District early Monday morning, a police spokesman said.
San Francisco Unified School District announced a tentative agreement for a three-year contract with the teachers' union on Tuesday that would include a 12-percent, retroactive raise across the board.
A San Francisco police officer corruption case is going to a jury on Monday where the officers are charged with conspiracy to commit theft from the Police Department, theft of more than $5,000 and conspiracy to violate civil rights.
It's not exactly a takeover but in San Francisco's Financial District, bankers, lawyers and insurance executives are increasingly rubbing shoulders with workers from the tech industry.
If you're looking for something special to wear for festive December occasions and New Year's parties to bid adieu to 2014, this list of independent dress shops around the Bay Area ensures that you won't see your outfit coming and going.
The family of a man who survived an 11-story fall in San Francisco's Financial District last week wants to remain anonymous, but released a statement that he's recovering from surgery and thanked those who helped him.
The four-block stretch of San Francisco's Market Street from 7th to 11th streets is the dirtiest commercial corridor according to a new survey by city controller's office.
A Hayward artist unveiled his stunning tribute to the late actor Robin Williams using 600 re-purposed Rubik's Cubes.
San Francisco's PUC has begun digging in and around Golden Gate Park in search of water flows with plans to pump up to four million gallons a day to blend into the Hetch Hetchy tap water supply by 2016.
When San Francisco won the bid to host the 50th Super Bowl, locals were told that a quarter of the proceeds from the event would go right back into the community. We're about to get more details on where those funds will go.
As Thanksgiving nears, KCBS In Depth spoke with Barry Stenger, the executive director of St. Anthony's Dinning Hall, about the old and new faces of poverty in San Francisco, what challenges lay ahead and how you can help.
