Free Crack Pipe Advocates Plan SF Giveaway Despite City Opposition
Supporters of a plan to hand out clean crack pipes to San Francisco drug users say they're not swayed by city opposition and plan to hand them out anyway.
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Supporters of a plan to hand out clean crack pipes to San Francisco drug users say they're not swayed by city opposition and plan to hand them out anyway.
After Gov. Jerry Brown declared a State of Emergency for California's drought last week, the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission is asking customers to cut back water usage by ten percent.
The U.S. Postal Service has launched a pilot partnership with Staples that some postal workers believe could be a step towards privatization.
A 30-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of homicide after a woman was found dead on a sidewalk in San Francisco's Mission District on Monday morning, police said Tuesday.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee will attend the State of the Union address Tuesday evening as a special guest of President Obama.
A wrongful-death lawsuit involving Uber and one of its drivers who struck a 6-year-old girl, could be instrumental in changing the way ridesharing companies are regulated.
A 32-year-old man who is a University of San Francisco student was reported missing Monday after his family told police they hadn't heard from him in more than three weeks, San Francisco police said.
The family of a six-year old killed in a San Francisco crosswalk New Year's Eve plans to sue ride share company Uber for wrongful death, according to the New York Times.
Police were clearing out of a Pacific Heights neighborhood where the discovery of a suspicious object Monday morning prompted evacuations and elicited a bomb squad response.
A San Francisco police officer pleaded not guilty Monday morning in Contra Costa Superior Court to 10 felony counts of child molestation and possession of child pornography.
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The body of a deceased person was found inside a vehicle in San Francisco's Inner Mission District Saturday afternoon
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Sailing officials are talking with other venues about hosting the 35th America's Cup in 2017 because San Francisco officials haven't offered the same terms as last year.
An officer shot and killed a vicious dog at a housing development in San Francisco's Potrero Hill neighborhood Saturday.
Thousands of abortion opponents were rallying in downtown San Francisco for the 10th annual "Walk for Life West Coast."
A San Francisco health sub-committee recommends the city hand out free crack pipes as a means of slowing the spread of AIDS. They say the controversial idea is not new, and is already successful in other countries. No surprise that not everyone agrees.
Federally ordered changes have been made at San Francisco's General Hospital following the death of a patient who was found in a stairwell at the hospital last October.
A San Francisco police officer appeared in Contra Costa County Superior Court in Martinez Friday on charges that he molested a 15-year-old boy in Concord and kept child pornography.
Kim Kardashian said 'yes' when Kanye West proposed at San Francisco's AT&T Park. Now, the reality star reveals she'll say 'oui' at her summer wedding in Paris.
Two of three workers who fell this morning after scaffolding collapsed at a home in San Francisco's Twin Peaks neighborhood suffered life-threatening injuries, a fire department spokeswoman said.
San Francisco's fire chief made a special lunch stop in Greenbrae Friday to visit one of the two known 1906 San Francisco earthquake survivors after he turned 108 years old earlier this week.
A man who defrauded two Tiburon investors of $1.6 million after claiming he was the son of the president of the Republic of the Congo has been sentenced in federal court in San Francisco to four years and four months in prison.
University officials are scrambling to relocate classes normally held in the school's Science Building, which has been shut down because of concerns over asbestos, mercury and lead found there.
San Francisco fire crews are battling a two-alarm fire in the Mission District Thursday morning near the Central Freeway, fire officials said.