19 Celebrity 49ers Fans You Might Spot at Levi's Stadium This Year
Actors, comedians, models, musicians, and many stars are big Niners fans, in good times and in bad.
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Actors, comedians, models, musicians, and many stars are big Niners fans, in good times and in bad.
The company detected the unauthorized transactions last year, contacted authorities and gave the affected customers refunds and help changing their passwords.
A man was fatally shot Tuesday night in San Francisco's South of Market area, in the same vicinity where another fatal shooting occurred earlier in the day.
An elderly woman living at a retirement home in San Francisco's Bayview District was injured after a stray bullet entered through her window Tuesday afternoon.
Traffic could be bad as President Obama and Hillary Clinton will be in the Bay Area Wednesday. Pacifica residents could get a rude awakening as Caltrans demolishes a bridge. New rules to regulate Bitcoin will be published to help regulate the cryptocurrency.
A woman accused of robbing and hurting an 8-year-old girl selling candy in San Francisco's Western Addition neighborhood last week pleaded not guilty in San Francisco Superior Court Tuesday afternoon.
A homeless man who fell asleep in a dumpster had to be rescued from being crushed after waking up inside a Recology cardboard recycling truck Tuesday morning.
A two-cents per ounce sugary beverage tax, commonly called the soda tax, could be put on the November ballot in San Francisco depending on the city's board of supervisors vote on Tuesday.
Some of the iconic palm trees that line San Francisco's Embarcadero are dying of a fungal disease that will require both their costly removal and replacement by the city's Department of Public Works.
More details were released today about a man arrested last week on suspicion of public intoxication after allegedly impersonating a security officer and privately "screening" two women at San Francisco International Airport.
Some startup businesses in San Francisco have been plagued by break-ins lately, according to police.
The Federal Aviation Administration has banned U.S. air carriers from flying into Tel Aviv's airport due to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas.
San Francisco police are investigating a fatal shooting in the city's South of Market neighborhood early Tuesday morning.
A Bay Area design expert shares thoughts on money-saving ways to decorate on a budget.
President Barack Obama is returning to California for a pair of Democratic fundraisers.
A federal judge heard arguments but deferred ruling Monday on whether a San Francisco political consultant accused of possessing a homemade bomb can be released on bail so that he can receive mental health treatment in a hospital.
Scammers posing as PG&E bill collectors are targeting small businesses here in the Bay Area.
San Francisco's Electronic Frontier Foundation has launched a new plug-in that tells people whether they're being tracked while online. You can install the program on either Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome, which are two of the more popular browsers.
A 35-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly impersonating a police officer to kidnap and sexually assault newly arrived immigrants, police said Monday.
Be advised of closed streets in the SOMA due to filming at AT&T Park...
Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton took questions at the Bay Area headquarters of Facebook and Twitter Monday to promote her new memoir.
San Francisco's Board of Supervisors voted unanimously last week to fund relief efforts for as many as 250 children a month, according to some immigrant advocates, that are arriving in the country.
In Depth co-hosts Jane McMillan and Ed Cavagnaro interview Federal San Francisco immigration Judge Dana Leigh Marks who says the Justice Department needs to fully fund and staff the immigration courts, and that Congress needs to finally address immigration policy.
In partnering with churches, schools, parks, clubs and people, these non-profit organizations bring live theater and life's lessons to as many of the public as they possibly can.
Over 20,000 people participated in Sunday's AIDS Walk in San Francisco, which took on special meaning just days after a Malaysia Airlines flight carrying AIDS researchers was shot down over Ukraine.
