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San Francisco fire officials said Monday that TC Steel of Petaluma was the subcontractor whose work is believed to have started the large blaze at a construction site in the city's Mission Bay neighborhood in March.
A man was allegedly hit on the head with a mallet during an argument with his neighbor in San Francisco's Mission Dolores neighborhood early Monday morning, a police spokeswoman said.
San Francisco Public Utilities Commission may impose mandatory water rationing for the first time in more than 20 years. Despite the continuing drought, the commission says it appears many aren't heeding the conservation call.
If completed, the acquisition would be the video-sharing site's largest deal since it was purchased by Google for $1.65 billion in 2006.
A San Francisco supervisor is asking for more time to raise the money to buy a prominent African-American bookstore in the Fillmore District after a long struggle to prevent eviction.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency is now considering shutting down Lombard Street between Larkin and Leavenworth Streets on weekends to improve general safety in the area known to attract tourists on foot and in cars.
An increase in price during peak morning commute hours doesn't appear to be stopping people from crossing the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge.
A man was stabbed in the arm and robbed in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood early Monday morning, police said.
San Francisco Muni is experimenting with offering fewer seats and more standing room on its fleet of vehicles. The idea is to get riders on and off the trains faster.
As rail shipments of crude oil into California are expected to rise exponentially, the state has not tasked anyone with inspecting thousands of railroad bridges across the state that will carry the tankers, even as derailments and explosions are on the rise in other parts of the county.
At least 24 people were arrested for public intoxication and almost 11 tons of trash collected at San Francisco's annual Bay to Breakers foot race Sunday, police said.
Pablo Sandoval homered for the first time in more than a month, Ryan Vogelsong won for just the second time in nine starts, and the San Francisco Giants beat the Miami Marlins 4-1 on Sunday to salvage a split of their four-game series.
At least three people were transported for minor injuries in San Francisco Sunday during the annual Bay to Breakers foot race, but officials are "pleased" by the outcome of the event, a city spokesman said.
Firefighters were battling a fire at a home in San Francisco's Inner Sunset District Saturday night.
San Francisco has a lot of secrets, and some of them are pretty innocent and adorable. As it turns out, San Francisco and Berkeley are home to a trove of tiny doors sprinkled throughout the city, in sporadic locations.
A parking lot impasse between the San Francisco 49ers and former star quarterback Joe Montana and his hotel project at Levi's Stadium may soon be paved over.
San Francisco's large network of public pools offers many residents a respite from exercising along crowded city streets. Here is a list of five of the best public pools in San Francisco.
A San Francisco teen girl who chose to wear a tuxedo for her senior picture is allegedly being discriminated against over the choice.
A prankster is getting points for creativity after hacking an electronic traffic sign in San Francisco warning of a "Godzilla Attack."
A giant yellow box in the middle of San Francisco's Justin Herman Plaza is getting lots of attention.
A new concern has arisen with some of the bolts used on the new $6.5 billion eastern span of the Bay Bridge. There is now an alignment problem with some of the bolts that attach the main cable on the east side to the deck of the span.
Sullivan's Funeral Home and Cremation Services owner Jim Sullivan said he has been thinking of retiring and selling the valuable plot of land, now that his kids are grown and have their own careers.
Despite opposition from San Francisco officials, a program to provide free crack pipes to drug users has now distributed some 200 pipes since it began in March.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee is pitching a new spot for filmmaker George Lucas's art museum. In our column, Matier & Ross, Andrew Ross and I reported on Thursday that Lee thinks a lot across from Piers 30-32 would be a good spot and he's enlisting several powerful San Francisco figures for support.
A San Francisco parking control officer has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit accusing a city police officer of nearly running her over and then spitting on her as she directed traffic.
