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About 13,000 patient care workers at the University of California's five medical centers were holding a one-day strike Wednesday over their allegation that the university has engaged in unfair labor practices.
A San Francisco parolee was arrested in Pacifica on Monday after he allegedly led officers on a chase in a stolen vehicle, police said.
New funding for San Francisco Municipal Railway service could be prioritized to the city's low-income neighborhoods under a charter amendment introduced Tuesday by a city supervisor.
President Barack Obama is headed to the Bay Area for another fundraising swing next week. According to KPIX 5, KCBS and Chronicle insider Phil Matier, donors have not been quick to open up their wallets.
District Attorney George Gascon said Monday that AT&T Inc., Verizon Wireless, United States Cellular Corp., Sprint Corp. and T-Mobile US Inc. rebuffed Samsung's proposal to preload its phones with Absolute LoJack anti-theft software as a standard feature.
Several dozen protesters angry over recent allegations of police brutality in Valencia Gardens gathered outside the Mission police station in San Francisco Tuesday evening.
The National Rifle Association is suing on behalf of the San Francisco Veteran Police Officers Association over the city's upcoming ban on the possession of gun magazines capable of holding more than 10 rounds.
A man whose body was found at the San Leandro Marina on Friday has been identified by the Alameda County coroner's bureau as 20-year-old Derrick Shao.
Despite all the headlines about the surge in technology jobs in San Francisco, on report suggests the tech sector still makes up only a tiny percentage of the city's private jobs.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors gave final approval Tuesday to legislation that bans people from visiting the city's parks during the overnight hours.
Muni was facing major delays Tuesday morning as trains between the Van Ness and Civic Center stations lost power twice.
Fashion is always in style, so to speak. With the added help of online blogs, Bay Area fashion has an even louder voice than ever before.
San Francisco police are being accused of brutality in a case that involved a bicyclist at the Valencia Gardens public housing complex in the city's Mission Dolores neighborhood on Friday afternoon.
A second member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors has introduced a measure to tax sodas and other sugary beverages, almost identical to a proposal offered by another member last month.
San Francisco police Chief Greg Suhr said Monday, "It was really unbelievable. The best part about it is, although the little guy had to get sick to get better ... there was no catastrophe, nobody had to die for all these people to show up to spectacularly support his victory."
The actor said the way people came together to help a 5-year-old boy battling leukemia be "Batkid" for a day was "fantastic"...
A body was found at San Francisco's Lands End Monday morning, according to the fire department.
Whether you're a poetry lover or a newbie to poetry, you can get inspired by these five local poets and their work.
San Francisco 49ers stars -- and even coach Jim Harbaugh -- all gave shoutouts to 5-year-old Miles Scott. The San Francisco Giants and Oakland Raiders also cheered him, along with Stanford's baseball team among many others.
A young leukemia patient realized his dream to become Batman for a day as an army of volunteers transformed part of San Francisco into 'Gotham City' Friday.
On Friday, Batkid saved Gotham City (aka San Francisco) from The Riddler and The Penguin, ending a crime wave the city had not seen before. The "Gotham City News" team wraps it up.
5-year-old Miles Scott got a key to the city from San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee Friday after spending the day fighting crime.
The Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District's board of directors considered plans Friday that could possibly raise tolls as high as $8 by 2018 to make up a projected budget shortfall.
Batkid stopped the Riddler in his tracks Friday as the dastardly dimwit attempted to rob a bank vault in San Francisco Gotham City.
San Francisco Police Chief Greg Suhr spoke with reporter Phil Matier about how he and his department will help a young boy fulfill his wish to be Batman for a day.
