Warriors' Planned San Francisco Arena Looks Like A Toilet
Newly-unveiled drawings of the 18,000-seat Golden State Warriors arena in San Francisco are getting plenty of attention, for the wrong reasons.
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Newly-unveiled drawings of the 18,000-seat Golden State Warriors arena in San Francisco are getting plenty of attention, for the wrong reasons.
San Francisco Public Defender Jeff Adachi wants to pull the curtain back on racial disparity in the justice system to determine how much race plays a part in arrests, charging and sentencing by launching an ambitious study that will examine a decade's worth of cases.
Apple's largest iPhone is selling for $100 more than its other new model, but a new report says it costs Apple only $15.50 more to make the more expensive version.
See what fun you can have visiting a Bay Area flea market such as Jack of All Trades Market or Treasure Island Flea, where the creative people you meet are happy to share ideas and you can stay within budget.
While many facts about the city by the bay may be obvious, there are many other facts that aren't as obvious. Here are 10 things you might not know about San Francisco.
Days after Emma Watson gave a well-received speech at the UN on gender inequality, the Harry Potter actress is facing a bully of her own
Consumers in the market for a used car might want to hold off for a few months as prices are dropping.
Thousands of drivers heading from the Bay Bridge to Downtown San Francisco use the Folsom Street off-ramp each day. But the ramp will close for the next few months, not only to make it safer, but to make way for construction.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee has been hit with a civil lawsuit accusing him of accepting illegal campaign donations from an undercover FBI agent involved in the corruption probe and State Sen. Leland Yee, Raymond 'Shrimp Boy' Chow, and 26 other defendants.
The giant wholesaler that provides drinking water for half the California population has run through two-thirds of its stored supplies as the state contends with a punishing drought.
Starbucks is looking to expand its consumer base with new Guinness-flavored Latté. KCBS' Margie Shafer interviews consumer psychologist Kit Yarrow and finds out why San Francisco is never chosen as a test market.
In a dense neighborhood where parking is more sparse than sun on a San Francisco summer afternoon, many Dolores Heights neighbors are feeling frustrated around the impact Facebook's founder $10 million "fixer-upper" is having on the community.
It's harvest season for the massive California marijuana industry but the quasi-legal status of the drug means the safety of those who grow and process it is always in question.
How plugged in can you be? These independent online news sites are among the best that Bay Area communities have to offer to a digitally savvy audience.
San Francisco may be raking in profits from parking meters when parking is supposed to be free.
Firefighters responded to a cliff rescue near Fort Funston in San Francisco Sunday night, a fire dispatcher said.
Senator Dianne Feinstein lamented the scandals plaguing the NFL Sunday morning.
Drew Stanton threw a pair of third-quarter touchdown passes to rookie John Brown and Arizona rallied to beat San Francisco 23-14 on Sunday, snapping a four-game losing streak to the 49ers.
A San Francisco Superior Court judge decided Friday that a lawsuit over whether City College of San Francisco wrongly faced the loss of its accreditation by a regional accrediting commission will proceed to trial next month.
Thousands turned out Saturday morning to Walk to End Alzheimer's, in San Francisco. The event organizers hoped to raise $1 million for care and support of those impacted by the disease.
The accident happened just before 10 a.m. near the intersection of Stockton and Sacramento streets. Neighbors say the intersection is notorious for congestion, speeding and impatient drivers.
The weather might be the best reason to visit the Bay Area in the fall, but there are plenty of other reasons to visit as well.
A San Francisco landlord thought she would give exchange students from Ireland a break on rent for staying in her home. But a break doesn't begin to describe what she discovered when they moved out.
The San Francisco court system has a new, specially-trained assistant to help vulnerable witnesses cope with their situation, and can do it on all fours.
San Francisco Animal Care & Control rescued eight abandoned dogs in a state of serious neglect from an Outer Mission home on Wednesday. The dogs will likely become available for adoption after they convalesce.
