Woman Escapes In Wheelchair She Allegedly Stole From Man At SF's UN Plaza
A woman rode away in a wheelchair she stole from 65-year-old man in San Francisco's United Nations Plaza on Thursday evening.
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A woman rode away in a wheelchair she stole from 65-year-old man in San Francisco's United Nations Plaza on Thursday evening.
A former chief information officer at a California-based technology company has been convicted in New York of insider trading charges in a scheme authorities say produced $27 million in illegal profits.
San Francisco's fire chief spoke publicly for the first time Thursday about the recent calls for her resignation by a coalition of rank and file organizations and said she has no plans to step down.
Longtime San Francisco music venues facing rising rents and property values could avoid being forced to close by a new proposal to preserve legacy businesses.
With about 240,000 students, the UC system's rate of reported sexual assaults last year was about 1 per 1,200 students.
The community sharing news site Reddit has issued an ultimatum to its employees -- live in San Francisco, or lose your job.
A large power outage is affecting traffic signals and about 2,200 homes and businesses in San Francisco's Mid-Market area Thursday morning, a PG&E spokesman said.
The Coach talks about the Giant's Wild Card win on Wednesday night in Pittsburgh and about the chances that Vikings rookie quarterback Teddy Bridgewater will face the Green Bay Packers Thursday night.
She wasn't the most menacing looking person in Pittsburgh Pirates garb Wednesday night, but a grey-haired woman in glasses was caught on camera Wednesday taking in the National League Wild Card Playoff game from inside the Giants dugout.
An underground cave, an historic ballroom, a yacht and re-imagined theme parks provide some monstrous venues around the Bay Area for a fun Halloween,
The San Francisco Fire Chiefs Association has joined rank and file groups in calling for the removal of Fire Chief Joanne Hayes-White and now they're pressuring Mayor Ed Lee to react.
Inaccurate or mismatched ID's are "an enormous issue for transgender people," according to Sasha Buchert of the Transgender Law Center.
When Alex Smith takes the field against the 49ers at Levi's Stadium in a Kansas City uniform Sunday, there will be mixed emotions for everybody involved.
San Francisco flower vendors along with the help of a former mayor, announced a plan on Wednesday to ask voters to save the City's historic Flower Mart from a real estate developer that wants to turn the SoMa site into a technology campus.
The passenger severely injured in an alleged hammer attack by an Uber driver has not been refunded his fare, which includes a $1 "Safe Rides Fee" to ensure that passengers get home safely.
A newly installed rainbow crosswalk is the latest colorful addition to San Francisco's Castro District.
Starting Wednesday, you'll be able to surf the Internet for free in certain public parks, plazas and San Francisco recreation centers.
Some San Francisco supervisors are calling for a hearing to look into the city's policy making property owners responsible for maintaining city-owned trees.
See what's cooking with pumpkin this season in San Francisco.
The Bay Area is warming up just in time for October.
A total of four people were injured in two separate collisions involving San Francisco Municipal Railway vehicles that was reported within minutes of each other in San Francisco Tuesday evening, a Muni spokesman said.
Some Bay Area fishermen are suing Pacific Gas & Electric, claiming the utility is responsible for massive contamination in and around Fisherman's Wharf.
The family of a 35-year-old woman who was run over and killed by a city employee driving on the grass in San Francisco's Holly Park last September has been issued a settlement by the city of $15.1 million.
Caltrans engineers said on Tuesday that they believe water found at the base of a dozen giant steel rods at the base of the new Bay Bridge tower does not pose a major long-term problem but a series of tests will still be conducted over the next several weeks.