Crab Season Kicks Off Sunday On North Coast
Commercial fishermen on the North Coast of California are getting ready for the start of Dungeness crab season.
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Commercial fishermen on the North Coast of California are getting ready for the start of Dungeness crab season.
Crime is at five-year high in San Francisco and according to police, the increase of smartphone robberies is largely responsible.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee is headed Friday on a trade mission to India, just days after returning from a similar trip to China.
A federal appeals court is set to take up a lawsuit over a former San Francisco sheriff's decision to remove male deputies from female housing units at the county's jail.
All lanes of eastbound Interstate Highway 80 in San Francisco were blocked after a garbage truck struck a pedestrian Friday morning.
On the rare occasion that the weather turns sour in San Francisco, it's easy to keep the kids entertained indoors. Check out this list for five great bad weather options for entertaining kids in the city.
In the spirit of enjoying the holiday with family and friends, as Thanksgiving is meant to be, more and more fine restaurants are serving holiday diners so everyone can enjoy the day together and stay out of the kitchen.
Residents in two dozen homes on San Francisco's Treasure Island were notified this week that they will have to move because of the U.S. Navy's ongoing cleanup on the island.
Mayor Ed Lee and State Senator Mark Leno were among the leaders gathered on the steps of San Francisco City Hall Wednesday to mark 35 years since the assassinations of Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk.
Three suspects stormed into a Tenderloin home and took a woman's cash and prescription medicine while threatening to harm her dog on Tuesday evening, a police spokesman said Wednesday.
A 36-year-old man was arrested Monday after allegedly throwing pieces of concrete onto U.S. Highway 101 from a pedestrian overpass in San Francisco, a police spokesman said Wednesday.
The San Francisco Unified School District was forced to scramble for substitutes Tuesday as 432 teachers either called in sick or took a personal day ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.
A broad coalition of community groups and the Harvey Milk Foundation are honoring the 35th anniversary of slain San Francisco supervisor Harvey Milk and Mayor George Moscone in back-to-back vigil and marches starting Wednesday afternoon.
BART reported major delays heading between Oakland and San Francisco Tuesday evening because of metal debris on the tracks.
San Francisco are looking for witnesses to the drowning of two cats Monday afternoon along the Embarcadero waterfront.
San Francisco Board of Supervisors' President David Chiu is seeking affordable housing options for tenants with two proposals. One deals with Ellis Act evictions and the other with in-law units.
Five San Francisco firefighters—including two assistant chiefs—await a decision on whether or not they'll be suspended in connection with a traffic incident this past June in the SoMa area involving a ladder truck that left a motorcyclist seriously hurt.
Police are investigating a smash-and-grab robbery that occurred at a jewelry store near San Francisco's Union Square on Monday evening, a police spokesman said.
A man was arrested on Saturday after allegedly attacking and seriously injuring another man who had apparently urinated on his carpet in San Francisco's Bayview District, police said.
President Barack Obama visited San Francisco Monday where he made a speech on immigration reform and attended two fundraisers at the SFJazz Center and the home of Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff.
The city of San Francisco and a teacher's union both asked a Superior Court judge on Monday for a preliminary injunction blocking the revocation of accreditation of City College of San Francisco in July.
It was a whirlwind day for President Barack Obama as he made three stops in San Francisco on Monday. Things always seem to be lively when he comes here, as this trip marked the ninth time the president visited the Bay Area in the past two and a half years.
Protesters interrupted a speech by President Obama on immigration reform Monday in San Francisco's Chinatown, calling on the president to end forced deportations of undocumented immigrants.
Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the SF JAZZ Center to greet President Obama for his arrival to see a performance after a speech in SF's Chinatown.
San Francisco taxpayers could be asked to approve $3 billion in taxes and fees to help pay for fixes for the city's transportation system as a task force assembled by Mayor Ed Lee will bring its recommendations to City Hall on Monday.
