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Giants manager Bruce Bochy expected good things from Tim Hudson. He's getting even better results than he anticipated.
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Giants manager Bruce Bochy expected good things from Tim Hudson. He's getting even better results than he anticipated.
In a city where parking is one of the hottest commodities, construction crews are hogging street-side parking with temporary "No Parking" signs for weeks, months, and even as long a four years, forcing those who actually own homes here to walk several blocks just to get to their front door.
BART directors voted 5-2 Thursday in favor of a proposal for the design of future train cars that seeks to achieve a compromise between the competing requests of bike riders, wheelchair users and blind people.
After the two sides returned to the bargaining table, in an effort to end a labor dispute, the union of transit operators has walked away from those negotiations.
Three suspects forced a victim into a home at gunpoint in San Francisco's Bayview District late Wednesday night and robbed other people at the home after firing shots that seriously injured one of the residents, police said.
Power is back for all PG&E customers in San Francisco's Sunset District after many were initially affected following a pole fire this morning. Thousands of customers in Mountain View and Santa Rosa are still without power.
An eight hour standoff with police ended peacefully Thursday morning in San Francisco's Vistacion Valley neighborhood, when an armed domestic violence, suspect, who barricaded himself in a home with his children, surrendered, authorities said.
Texas Gov. Rick Perry raised eyebrows during his appearance at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco Wednesday night, when he compared homosexuality to alcoholism.
Ride sharing companies can be a convenient way to get to the airport, but California is saying that's a no-go.
This week's Jefferson Award winner is a local artist who has always been inspired by the possibilities in creating art. But when Kristie Fairchild brought that same vision to her work with the homeless, she helped hundreds of people realize their own possibilities.
City College of San Francisco is expected to retain its accreditation and will not be forced to close. On Wednesday, the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges proposed new rules in a turn of events.
San Francisco Muni officials and the Transportation Workers Union are in talks with a mediator about the contract dispute that prompted last week's three-day driver sick-out.
A shopkeeper found guilty of murdering two souvenir shop employees in San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf in January 2011 was sentenced Wednesday morning to a life sentence.
San Francisco's Roman Catholic Archbishop is one of the headline speakers at a national march for traditional marriage next week in Washington, but local politicians are asking him not to go.
His attorney, Tony Serra, said he was "depressed" by the decision, which he said was based on unsubstantiated claims by the prosecution, and said he plans to appeal.
Mayor Ed Lee received a letter late Tuesday night, informing him that San Francisco is not one of the three finalists to host the event in 2017.
Few fans are as dedicated as the Dutch soccer enthusiast who drove almost 13,000 miles from San Francisco to Brazil to watch his team play in this year's World Cup.
Money has poured in for a grieving Utah family of a 2-year-old boy who died in a tragic accident outside an art and sculpture shop in San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf last week.
Doug Fister flipped the script from his last start in San Francisco during the 2012 World Series, tossing seven scoreless innings to help the Washington Nationals beat Madison Bumgarner and the Giants 2-1 on Tuesday night.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee on Tuesday afternoon introduced a proposed measure that would gradually bump San Francisco's minimum wage to $15 an hour by July 2018.
Even though America's Cup officials announced they've eliminated one of the four remaining contenders for the 2017 regatta, San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee says he's confident his city is still in the game.
How does your city stack up when it comes to the number of police officers per 1,000 residents?
As San Francisco struggles to combat an alarming rate of pedestrian deaths and injuries, several local community groups are receiving money to educate residents.
A celebration of life for poet Maya Angelou will be held on Sunday…
People in the film in industry are planning a big rally in San Francisco Saturday, calling for bigger tax breaks to make movies in the city.
