State Orders Google To Remove 'Mystery' Barge From Treasure Island
A state agency says Google must move its mystery barge from a construction site on Treasure Island because the permits are not in order.
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A state agency says Google must move its mystery barge from a construction site on Treasure Island because the permits are not in order.
There's a new delay for plans to construct an arena for the Golden State Warriors on the San Francisco waterfront.
The Presidio Trust board has rejected all three final proposals for a cultural arts center across from Crissy Field in San Francisco, including filmmaker George Lucas' plans for a museum.
The city of San Francisco has sued a social networking website claiming it is enabling sexual predators to target minors.
Some evacuations have been ordered in San Francisco's Mission District after the discovery of a suspicious package Monday morning.
A 73-year-old man was critically injured when he was hit by a car after getting off of a San Francisco Municipal Railway bus in the city's Bayview District on Saturday evening, police said Monday.
Two people were stabbed near San Francisco's Embarcadero early Monday morning, police said.
Google workers who live in the East Bay can now make the commute to the company's Silicon Valley campus by sea.
A woman walking in San Francisco's Hunters Point was grazed by a bullet after she heard a loud argument between two groups of people followed by gunshots.
Kicking off the Year of the Horse, a parade with lion dancers and firecrackers marched through San Francisco's Chinatown neighborhood Friday morning.
A container ship heading into the Port of Oakland caused a brief scare Friday when its anchor dropped near BART's Transbay Tube, prompting a brief stoppage of train service between San Francisco and the East Bay, authorities said.
A former administrative assistant at the National Shrine of St. Francis of Assisi in San Francisco's North Beach is suing the Archdiocese over a culture of sexual retribution at the church that included forced sex acts on church grounds and spankings with a wooden paddle.
San Francisco city officials asked residents Friday to cut back on their water usage.
A woman who walked out of San Francisco General Hospital after surgery Thursday was found safe Friday in the city's Mission District.
First Lady Michelle Obama is scheduled to be at San Francisco's Fairmont Hotel Friday morning for a sold-out fundraiser. Former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown says her "rare" factor could translate to more money.
San Francisco police said two people were injured in a shooting Thursday evening in San Francisco's Potrero Hill neighborhood.
Owners of an Internet cafe in San Francisco's Excelsior District reached a settlement on Thursday in a lawsuit filed by the city's attorney that called for the end of allegedly illegal gambling and other criminal activity at the site.
First Lady Michelle Obama was in San Francisco on Thursday for the start of a two-day visit for various Democratic fundraisers.
First Lady Michelle Obama will be in the Bay Area Thursday to attend fundraisers.
Blood Centers of the Pacific officials said this week that bad weather across the country and heavy use at local hospitals are creating a critical blood shortage in the Bay Area.
With festivities for the Super Bowl ramping up in New York, the Bay Area group organizing Super Bowl L in 2016 are in The Big Apple this week to watch and learn about logistics for the event.
A new report is challenging the conclusions about how a victim of the Asiana plane crash at San Francisco International Airport died.
The pair of pit bulls that attacked two men in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park on Tuesday night, prompting police to shoot and kill one of the dogs, had been in the custody of the city last month, San Francisco Animal Care and Control officials said Wednesday.
First lady Michelle Obama will be in San Francisco on Thursday and Friday for Democratic fundraisers.
San Francisco officials are looking at how the city can better use recycled water as supplies steadily dwindle and Mayor Ed Lee, who's still in Washington, D.C. after last night's State of the Union address, said he's seeking federal assistance for infrastructure.
