San Francisco Mobile App Measures Beaches' Bacteria Safety Levels
A new mobile device app has been developed that lets people know if it is safe to go into the water at San Francisco beaches.
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A new mobile device app has been developed that lets people know if it is safe to go into the water at San Francisco beaches.
Strip clubs having a tough time recruiting new talent hosted a job fair Monday to find the best in the business -- further proof of a rebounding economy.
An investigation has found that dozens of operators picked up their paycheck from Muni headquarters on days they called in sick.
This year's San Francisco Comedy Day, to be held in Golden Gate Park in September, will honor Robin Williams, who was a major supporter of the annual event.
We're just weeks away from the start of football season and we just realized we haven't even decided on an official pre-game pump-up song for 49ers. Ryan Sakamoto from NinerFans.com wants the issue settled. He's asking the Niner faithful to weigh in.
The Punch Line hosted its first show Tuesday night since the death of comedian and actor Robin Williams.
Bay Area diners can indulge in everything from fish and chips to sourdough bread by consulting this list of five restaurants with gluten-free menus.
A man on a flight from North Carolina to San Francisco allegedly groped an underage girl sitting next to him.
Ever since news of Robin Williams' passing on Monday, fans of the late actor and comedian are paying their respects at the San Francisco home where the movie "Mrs. Doubtfire" was set. The home is now owned by a San Francisco plastic surgeon.
A pastor at a San Francisco church was arrested by Daly City police Tuesday morning for alleged lewd acts on a minor, police said.
Water regulatory agencies in San Francisco and the East Bay have decided at their meetings to impose mandatory restrictions for water use.
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) dropped by the Central Subway construction project at San Francisco's Moscone Center Tuesday to campaign for the election of House Democrats in November.
More than two months after their cash drops became a phenomenon that spread across the country and around the world, the Bay Area duo behind the @hiddencash Twitter account said they are ending their experiment.
A man found critically injured Sunday in San Francisco's Duboce Triangle neighborhood may have been the victim of an assault and attempted murder, police said on Tuesday.
Not every city has neighborhood shopping streets of Victorian terraced buildings, doors swung open wide to welcome passersby and sweet little patios with seasonal blooms. It's so not the mall. Here we take a look at independent Union Street shops: what's born of a vision, what's recycled, what's organic, what's handmade and even what's sexy.
Refer to this weekend guide to San Francisco covering some other areas not as touristy but equally entertaining.
The Bay Area is bracing for the possibility for another commute-crippling transit strike, this time involving workers with the Golden Gate Bridge District.
Members of Governor Browns' interagency Drought Task Force came to San Francisco Monday to meet with local government officials to learn more about efforts to respond to the drought.
Local Bay Area comedian Bob Sarlatte in an interview with KCBS on the death of his good friend and colleague, actor and comedian, Robin Williams.
A man who was found critically injured Sunday in San Francisco's Duboce Triangle neighborhood has been identified after hospital officials earlier on Monday asked for the public's help in finding out his name.
Actor and comedian Robin Williams, who was found dead of an apparent suicide in his Marin County home on Monday, has had longstanding ties with the Bay Area dating back to his teenage years.
San Francisco is setting aside $3 million from the city's affordable housing pool to protect low-income residents from being displaced from their apartments as part of a new non-profit loan program.
The police shooting of an unarmed man in Missouri has inspired a Twitter hashtag spreading across social media sites.
KCBS cohosts Jane McMillan and Ed Cavagnaro talk with San Francisco District Atttorney George Gascón about Prop 47, a November ballot measure that would reduce some non-violent drug and property crimes from felony status to misdemeanors, and other public safety issues that he says need to be modernized.
One of the things that makes a great science exhibit deserving of that tag is its enduring appeal for everyone. Go with a kindergartener or a grandmother and you'll see just what we mean.
