Pedestrian Struck And Seriously Injured Along Great Highway In San Francisco
A man struck by a car along the Great Highway in San Francisco Wednesday night is hospitalized with life threatening injuries, a Fire Department official said.
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A man struck by a car along the Great Highway in San Francisco Wednesday night is hospitalized with life threatening injuries, a Fire Department official said.
Bay Area fast food workers planned to participate in a nationwide strike Thursday to protest low wages.
A man was beaten and robbed by six men just after midnight Monday after he refused to provide change for a counterfeit bill, South San Francisco police said Wednesday.
While San Francisco cracks down on dangerous drivers in an attempt to increase pedestrian safety, it may come as a surprise to some that the last minute dash some pedestrians make to cross a street can them some hefty fines as well.
The Bay Area saw record high temperatures in several places Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service. Downtown San Francisco saw temperatures reach 88 degrees, surpassing the previous record of 87 degrees set in 1922.
Transit officials are fast tracking a plan to install traffic lights at one of San Francisco's most dangerous intersections. Officials said installing traffic lights usually takes years and hundreds of thousands of dollars.
A growing number of dieters are betting money they will lose a certain amount in a specified period of time.
Coit Tower, San Francisco's landmark atop Telegraph Hill, reopened to the public Wednesday after a six-month restoration.
A new overnight transportation service is set to launch this month targeting late-night revelers on both sides of the bay in order to get them home safely.
San Francisco International Airport is one of 22 U.S. airports to receive notice of a potentially deadly respiratory virus from the Middle East after a second case was confirmed in the U.S.
San Francisco Police Chief Greg Suhr tells KCBS the search warrant involves an investigation into a felony aggravated assault.
Location based ads are popping up in dashboards across the country, and location is just the beginning of the trend. Advertisers are targeting consumers by their vehicle type, the music they listen to, and anything else they may do with their dash.
A main ingredient in beer-making has reached record prices, and that means the price of your favorite brew will likely head higher.
The middle class is being pushed out of the San Francisco metro area's housing market.
The San Francisco Bicycle Coalition responded Tuesday to the San Francisco District Attorney's Office decision to not file charges in the death last August of a 24-year-old bike commuter in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood.
Eight months after opening to traffic, a new metal troll was secretly installed last week to protect travelers on the new Eastern Span of the Bay Bridge.
San Francisco drivers rank among the most courteous in the nation.
Bey and Jay have added a second date at AT&T Park in San Francisco August 6th.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee is revving up the troops, so to speak, for this weekend's Bay to Breakers race, but along with other city officials, he wants to remind attendees that it should be fun and safe.
A third consecutive Spare the Air alert has been issued in the Bay Area for Wednesday, air quality officials said Tuesday.
Reports of smoke at a Federal Aviation Administration facility in Chicago was causing flight disruptions to travelers between San Francisco International Airport and that city's two airports Tuesday, an SFO spokesman said.
The San Francisco city attorney filed a lawsuit Friday against a family that owns and operates at least 15 San Francisco single-room occupancy hotels for violating health, safety and tenancy rights regulations.
A car collided with a Muni bus in San Francisco's Theater District Monday night.
Riding on Muni may be safer than ever before. A new report shows crime on the transit system has gone down 30 percent since October, and cellphone thefts are down more than 70 percent.
First responders in San Francisco are dealing with a crucial communications breakdown. KPIX 5 has learned the city's brand new emergency dispatch system is full of glitches.
