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A 30-year-old woman who was allegedly driving drunk remains in the hospital after crashing into several cars in San Francisco's Inner Richmond neighborhood early Friday morning, a police spokesman said.
Bay Area Rapid Transit's lead negotiator is presenting union leaders with a new proposal Thursday, the final day of talks before the end of the 60-day-cooling off period.
A fundraiser brunch with First Lady Michelle Obama and other democratic leaders scheduled for this weekend has been postponed in the wake of the partial federal shutdown.
Authorities have ruled out foul play in the death of a woman whose body was found in a stairwell at San Francisco General Hospital weeks after she went missing from her hospital bed.
Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi lobbied San Francisco lawmakers Wednesday to pursue state money to build replacements for two aging city jails, over the objections of opponents wary of jail expansion.
Sellers across California have been holding the door open, hoping to cash in on double digit increases in home prices, and a surplus of buyers motivated by low interest rates. But, the stalemate in Washington is stalling home sales in the Bay Area.
Janet Yellen's colleagues and friends at the University of California at Berkeley on Wednesday celebrated her nomination by President Barack Obama to be the next chair of the Federal Reserve.
Family and friends of 57-year-old Lynne Spalding are asking for more details about how she was found dead in a San Francisco General Hospital stairwell more than two weeks after she disappeared from her hospital bed.
An elaborate sandcastle building competition to benefit arts in local schools has been postponed indefinitely amid the federal government shutdown.
A male victim was fatally shot in San Francisco's Excelsior neighborhood Wednesday afternoon, police said.
San Francisco police say they're going to start going after recycling pirates who have been raiding residents bins.
The famed Cliff House restaurant has been forced to shut its doors for the remainder of the federal government shutdown, after it defied orders by reopening earlier this week.
Officials at San Francisco General Hospital say a woman has been found dead in a stairwell, and authorities are investigating whether it she is a patient reported missing more than two weeks ago.
President Barack Obama will nominate Federal Reserve vice chair and University of California, Berkeley professor emeritus Janet Yellen to succeed Ben Bernanke as chairman of the nation's central bank.
Authorities in Britain, Sweden, and the United States have arrested eight more people following last week's closure of Silk Road, a notorious black market website which helped dealers to sell drugs under the cloak of anonymity.
Investigators say a suspect in the random slaying of a university student flashed a gun several times on a crowded commuter train in San Francisco, but passengers were so absorbed in their phones and tablets they didn't notice.
The death of a baby boy who was brought to San Francisco General Hospital early Tuesday morning was considered suspicious, and investigators were trying to determine what led to the tragedy, a police spokesman said.
A proposal to establish citywide park closure hours in San Francisco came one step closer to approval Monday when it was passed by a Board of Supervisors committee.
These cobblers, like a well-made shoe, will prove a good fit for discerning customers in San Francisco.
The CEO of Salesforce.com visited a San Francisco school on Monday to highlight a $2.7 million donation by his company to the city's middle schools that will include 750 iPads.
Authorities in San Francisco say they received reports that fireworks may have been responsible for a small yet visually stunning blaze on Yerba Buena Island.
Eldar Murtazin, a blogger, analyst, and sometimes leaker, issued a tweet late Sunday that declared the coming of a Samsung version of Google's augmented-reality eyewear.
Supporters of immigration reform gathered in front of Representative Nancy Pelosi's San Francisco home Saturday joining some 150 rallies nationwide on a day billed as the "National Day for Dignity and Respect."
Streets have reopened in San Francisco's Mission district after a police bomb squad investigated a suspicious package.
San Francisco's Chinatown has been honored by the American Planning Association by being named one of the 10 Great Neighborhoods of 2013.
