SFPD Arrests Suspect In Richmond District Hit-And-Run
San Francisco police arrested the driver of a van that hit and seriously injured a bicyclist in the city's Richmond District early Tuesday morning on suspicion of hit-and-run.
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San Francisco police arrested the driver of a van that hit and seriously injured a bicyclist in the city's Richmond District early Tuesday morning on suspicion of hit-and-run.
Dozens of homeless advocates camped out overnight in San Francisco's Dolores Park Monday night after holding a "sleep-in" protest against one supervisor's plan to close city parks from midnight to 5 a.m.
Emergency crews responded to a report of a woman struck by a car in San Francisco's Nob Hill neighborhood this morning, a fire spokeswoman said.
Despite a campaign by San Francisco Police to crack down on speeding drivers and those who fail to yield or other behavioral problems, pedestrians-vehicle collisions in San Francisco are at a 12-year high, according to police data.
San Francisco Supervisor Scott Wiener plans to introduce a ballot measure that would put a tax on sugary drinks. Under his proposal, money from the tax would fund health, nutrition and activity programs for the city's young people.
San Francisco firefighters were at the scene of a three-alarm residential fire that burned near St. Luke's Hospital Monday afternoon, a fire department employee said.
A San Francisco parks employee accused of running over and killing a woman in a Bernal Heights park and then fleeing the scene had restrictions placed on his driving privileges Monday after he posted bail and was released from jail last week.
At about 4:30 a.m., a 20-year-old woman had just exited her vehicle in the area of San Jose Avenue and Duncan Street near the city's Bernal Heights neighborhood when she was shot in the shoulder and head, according to police.
A homeless man was injured when a homemade device exploded near a garbage bin in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood Friday afternoon, a San Francisco police spokesman said.
The son of a San Francisco city worker accused of running over and killing a woman in a Bernal Heights park last month was himself arrested on suspicion of hit-and-run after his father's court hearing on Wednesday, police and prosecutors said.
Authorities investigating the death of Lynne Spalding, a woman found dead on a stairwell at San Francisco General Hospital earlier this month, are seeking a person who reported someone lying on that stairwell several days before she was found, a family spokesman said.
A two-alarm fire at a three-story building in San Francisco's Mission District has been extinguished Friday morning, fire officials said.
Members of San Francisco's Board of Supervisors are considering the City declare a State of Emergency over what they claim is an epidemic number of rising Ellis Act evictions.
Crews have pulled a big-rig back from dangling off of a southbound Interstate 280 overcrossing in San Francisco Thursday afternoon and reopened U.S. Highway 101 below, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Two San Francisco men were arrested Tuesday on suspicion of burglary and other crimes after leading police on a car chase from Morgan Hill to San Jose, Morgan Hill police said.
A San Francisco police sergeant charged with driving under the influence and hit-and-run for an incident that occurred earlier this month had a blood-alcohol level of .28 percent—more than three times the legal limit—at the time of his arrest, prosecutors said Thursday.
As San Francisco is in the midst of a building boom, transit officials said they are looking at two new ways to pack more people onto Muni Metro trains.
Muni officials are trying to determine if a standard issue safety attachment, designed to protect pedestrians and bicyclists, was missing from the bus involved.
Both Oakland and San Francisco are battling over which city the team will call home, as the Warriors are preparing for one of their most promising seasons in years.
A San Francisco Recreation and Park Department employee who is accused of running over and killing a woman sunbathing in Holly Park pleaded not guilty Wednesday in the case.
Some 85 percent of San Francisco's public school students would be the first in their families to graduate from college, according to this week's Jefferson Award winner. It's a number that inspired her to create a program that's changing lives.
Qualifying first-time home buyers looking to crack the San Francisco housing market are being encouraged to enter a lottery for below market rate condominiums in the Hays Valley neighborhood.
The last patient who was still hospitalized following the Asiana Airlines plane crash at San Francisco International Airport in July has been released, San Francisco General Hospital officials announced today.
A popular youth sand castle competition at San Francisco's Ocean Beach has been rescheduled after being postponed earlier this month because of the federal government shutdown.
Authorities are searching for several people suspected of vandalizing vacant BART stations while workers went on strike. The Glen Park station in San Francisco suffered the worst damage by taggers during the walkout.
