San Francisco Supes Allows City To Seek State Grant For New Jail
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Tuesday authorized the city to apply for a state grant to help build a new jail adjacent to the current Hall of Justice building.
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The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Tuesday authorized the city to apply for a state grant to help build a new jail adjacent to the current Hall of Justice building.
A San Francisco parks worker who fatally struck a woman as she lay at a park in Bernal Heights last month has been charged with felony counts of vehicular manslaughter and hit-and-run, prosecutors said Tuesday.
The Blue Angels air show is set to return to San Francisco next year as part of the city's annual Fleet Week celebration, U.S. Navy officials announced.
The BART strike forced Muni into service along routes that would otherwise carry BART passengers. While the final cost has yet to be calculated, MTA Director Ed Reiskin said it's taken a huge financial toll.
San Francisco residents who live near Union Square took to the phone to complain about the early start time of the Nike Women's Marathon over the weekend only to get an earful from a phone sex chat line.
BART service was slowly getting back to normal but many commuters still opted to drive to work Tuesday morning, and a series of crashes has slowed traffic to a crawl on many Bay Area roadways.
A motorcycle collision on the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge is blocking two lanes of westbound traffic Tuesday morning, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Forecasters were warning beachgoers along the Northern California coast to be careful of sneaker waves, large surf and strong currents.
With a new workweek getting under way and no end to the BART strike in sight, Bay Area commuters set their alarms early again and set out on buses and ferries to make the long journey to work.
A 12-year-old child who was struck by a car in San Francisco's Bayview District on Sunday afternoon is expected to survive, a police spokeswoman said Monday.
As the BART strike continues, the collateral damage can be seen everywhere. I decided to take a walk around one of areas among those likely hardest hit by this strike—Glen Park. The San Francisco neighborhood is like a small village in the urban landscape, full of mom-and-pop stores. Glen Park depends on the roughly 15 thousand riders who use its BART station.
In theater, as in any art, sometimes less is more. For an excitingly different theatre adventure, check out a one-person show in San Francisco.
A 12-year-old child was injured in a traffic accident in San Francisco's Bayview District Sunday afternoon.
A 22-year-old San Francisco man who was shot Sunday morning in the city's Mission District has died.
St. Anthony's Dining Room is scrambling to cover volunteer shifts this weekend and into next week due to the ongoing BART strike.
The Nike Women's Marathon will cause street closures and Muni route changes throughout San Francisco Sunday.
With San Francisco typically experiencing its best weather during the fall, now might be the best time of the year to visit, with smaller crowds and better value from boutique hotels and rejuvenating spa services.
Bicycling advocates in San Francisco are renewing their call for safety improvements in the South of Market area after a bicyclist was fatally struck by a Muni bus during Friday morning's commute.
An intersection in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood remained closed late Friday morning after a male bicyclist was fatally struck by a San Francisco Municipal Railway bus, a Muni spokesman said.
While most San Franciscans are fond of the iconic sound of Golden Gate Bridge's fog horn, many residents were not so pleased when a malfunction caused it to blast—non stop—early Friday morning.
Commuters scrambled for alternatives to get to work Friday morning as Bay Area Rapid Transit workers went on strike following an impasse in labor negotiations.
Bay Area Rapid Transit workers walked off the job Friday for the second time in four months.
Dozens of protesters surrounded a bus believed to be filled with immigrants slated for deportation at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services office in San Francisco, a protest organizer said Thursday.
A suspicious device forced the evacuation of San Francisco's Union Square and surrounding streets Thursday afternoon.
Hundreds of tourists stepped foot on Alcatraz Island for the first time in more than two weeks after the federal government reopened national parks closed by the shutdown.
