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SAN FRANCISCO (KCBS) — This week KCBS In Depth co-hosts Jane McMillan and Ed Cavagnaro speak with Eric Kisch, executive director of Campus Family Services—a San Francisco non-profit that assists homeless and at-risk families. Providing social services a hundred years, Compass is now teaming up with Twitter to keep the legacy moving forward.
Michael Morse doubled three times and drove in four runs, Madison Bumgarner stayed unbeaten in May and the San Francisco Giants beat the Minnesota Twins 8-1 on Sunday to complete a three-game sweep.
A California Lottery ticket that matched all six numbers to win the $70 million SuperLotto Plus jackpot was bought at a Safeway in San Francisco's Sunset District, a lottery spokesman said Sunday.
Supporters of Raymond "Shrimp Boy" Chow, an reputed Chinatown gangster accused in a corruption scandal involving State Sen. Leland Yee, raised money for his defense at a fundraiser Friday night.
An unidentified Twitter user has been hiding money in San Francisco and Oakland on Friday, leaving it for anyone to find.
A woman caught repeatedly trying to board planes at San Francisco International Airport without a ticket has been diagnosed with major depressive disorder and sentenced to two years' supervised probation, the San Mateo County district attorney said Friday.
This week, the most astonishing of sidewalk spitters caught my attention, not for his wanton disregard for the cleanliness of fellow pedestrians, but for his accuracy. This is my salute to an amazing bit of spit.
Can the Niner faithful have nothing? Decades before the National Football League licensed a series of ugly sweaters, our moms were rocking sequins and sipping chardonnay at Candlestick point. But now our knitted winter wear doesn't even crack the top five sweaters in a ranking by Sports Illustrated, the rarefied air enjoyed by rival Seattle Seahawks.
There are 157 PG&E customers in San Francisco's Ingleside Heights neighborhood that remain without power after a utility pole caught fire and collapsed this morning.
Lyft says it will defy New Mexico regulators by continuing to operate in Albuquerque, a move that a state official says could result in large fines for the ridesharing service.
Health experts addressed San Francisco's Board of Supervisors this week to say a soda tax would compel changes in behavior in low-income neighborhoods and minority communities.
A piece of Interstate 280 in San Francisco was shut overnight, meaning Friday commuters must deal with day one of the long holiday weekend closure.
AT&T is following through with a plan to sue the City of San Francisco over their objection to the locations of 4-foot-high utility boxes on city sidewalks.
The opening of a new Golden Gate Bridge moveable barrier will be in early January 2015. According to transit officials the installation will require the bridge be shutdown for two-days.
A pregnant woman from Fresno who has been in a coma since March gave birth via C-section at UCSF Thursday.
John Lennon's son was in San Francisco this week when his band's van was burglarized in the city's Hayes Valley neighborhood, according to an online post by the late Beatles star's son.
Placing an obituary in the newspaper when a loved one dies is a time-honored tradition, but many mourners are discovering it's also an expensive one that easily run into the hundreds or even thousands of dollars.
Gunshots were fired outside of San Francisco City Hall Thursday afternoon, a police spokesman said.
The popular San Francisco institution Trannyshack will drop the "tranny" and change its name to appease transgender activists
The technological advances to make San Francisco's Muni a more efficient public-transportation system are actually working against riders, several of whom are getting fined because of faulty Clipper card readers .
The stamp with Milk's laughing face, name and a small strip of the rainbow flag, first became available this morning at post offices throughout San Francisco and nationwide.
Whatever team you're rooting for to win the World Cup, there are definitely a few great spots in San Francisco to catch the game and grab a Guinness.
A San Francisco paddle boarder had a close encounter with a couple gray whales, and caught the whole thing on camera.
Restoration is underway at the oldest building in San Francisco's historic Presidio. The major transformation at the Presidio Officers' Club includes plans to turn it into a cultural and events center for the masses.
It was David and Goliath on the San Francisco Bay Wednesday as a massive Coast Guard cutter took place in a drill never-before-attempted on U.S. waters.
