San Francisco, Amy Adams Star In New Tim Burton Film 'Big Eyes'
Walter and Margaret Keane were historically a husband-wife team in the 1950s and 60s who created paintings of children with "big eyes"—only that's not really what happened.
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Walter and Margaret Keane were historically a husband-wife team in the 1950s and 60s who created paintings of children with "big eyes"—only that's not really what happened.
A $648-million contract signed Friday is helping shape the future of San Francisco's public transportation system. The first of the new Muni LRVs should be ready by the end of 2016.
As soon as next week, Bay Bridge commuters who use the Folsom Street off-ramp exit will have to use an alternate route due to a partial closure.
Alibaba's stock is surging as the Chinese e-commerce powerhouse's begins its first day trading as a public company.
It's the day Apple groupies have been waiting for. On Friday, the Apple iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus went on sale across the country.
The multi-faceted CrossFit program is designed to bring out the best in anyone looking to improve their level of fitness. Here is a list of five of the best CrossFit gyms in San Francisco.
Forget impeccable customer service and superb-quality food -- one Richmond restaurant is working to become the worst-rated restaurant in the Bay Area as a way to fight back Yelp.
Some parking spaces in the Bay Area and throughout the world will become mini-parks on Friday, as part of the annual Park(ing) day.
The Circle the Schools initiative uses an adopt-a-school model to connect San Francisco-based companies with schools.
Supervisor David Campos wants the Board to appropriate an extra $807,000 to cover the cost of providing Truvada to any San Franciscan who needs it.
In honor of the 44th anniversary of his death Thursday, a likeness of rocker Jimi Hendrix was unveiled for the first time at Madame Tussauds gallery in San Francisco.
A man survived after he lost control of his car and plunged off a hillside in San Francisco's Potrero Hill neighborhood on Wednesday evening, police said.
A woman was found robbed and unconscious in San Francisco's Mission District early Wednesday .
In what some HIV experts calling a courageous move, San Francisco Supervisor Scott Wiener has gone public with news that he's taking the HIV prevention drug Truvada, saying the idea is to raise awareness that this treatment could save lives.
The 49ers have heard heaps of criticism for continuing to play defensive lineman Ray McDonald despite his arrest last month on domestic violence accusations. The owner or the Oakland Raiders says he's got a solution for teams that want to protect the due process rights of players: sit them and pay them.
You needn't be German to eat, drink and be merry this autumn. Oktoberfest is is full swing in lots of Bay Area locations, both in the streets and in the bars and restaurants offering special German menus and new brews of the season.
Get a jump on what's happening Thursday around the Bay Area, and beyond.
Police got a chuckle after finding out a man inside a closed San Francisco Fisherman's Wharf store was not a burglar, but a customer who got left behind.
A body was found Wednesday afternoon in San Francisco Bay near the border of San Francisco and San Mateo counties, officials said.
Drivers for ride-sharing companies such as Uber and Lyft must carry minimum levels of insurance under a new state law that will take effect next summer.
Peninsula Rep. Jackie Speier (D-San Mateo/San Francisco) denounced the San Francisco 49ers on the House floor Wednesday for allowing Ray McDonald to play following his arrest for alleged domestic violence.
Alzheimer's kills more people than prostate cancer and breast cancer combined, making it the 6th leading cause of death in America but it cannot be cured, prevent, or even truly slowed. Saturday, though, is a chance where you can do something about it.
As part of statewide mutual aid, the Santa Clara County Fire Department has sent a strike team, to El Dorado County's King Fire, one of the largest wildfires burning in California.
A new study by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency shows a huge decline in ridership in the taxi industry.
The 14 percent hotel tax is expected to net millions of dollars a year for the city of San Francisco.
