Oakland Man Arrested In SF Bayview Shooting
An Oakland man was arrested in connection with a shooting in San Francisco's Bayview District on Wednesday afternoon, police said Thursday.
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An Oakland man was arrested in connection with a shooting in San Francisco's Bayview District on Wednesday afternoon, police said Thursday.
Construction crews in downtown San Francisco have unearthed the intact remains of a small boat that a local historian said offers a glimpse of what life was like during the city's Gold Rush days.
A sailboat skipper who was arrested by the Coast Guard outside the Golden Gate on Sunday was given an Aug. 7 date in federal court in San Francisco for arraignment on three criminal charges.
The man accused of killing two people and critically wounding a third person at the San Francisco GiftCenter & JewelryMart earlier this month appeared in court on Wednesday.
Two people were shot in San Francisco's Bayview District Wednesday afternoon, police said.
The African Diaspora Maritime Corp. claims in a lawsuit filed in New York in 2011 that the Golden Gate Yacht Club, the host of this year's race, unfairly denied it a chance to compete to be the American defender in the race.
The $600,000 gift from Google will allow for free public wireless Internet access at several parks, recreation centers and plazas across the city.
A former Bay Area news helicopter pilot has been arrested for flying without a proper license and lying to officials.
San Francisco is replete with excellent restaurants, some of the finest in the world, and many now offer tasting menus.
A collision between two cars near San Francisco's Alamo Square Park Tuesday afternoon sent four people to the hospital and one driver may be facing charges, police said.
Under a plea agreement, 37-year-old Chris Bucchere of Marin County will not serve any time in jail. Instead, he will be sentenced to 1,000 hours of community service when he goes before the judge in San Francisco Superior Court on Aug. 16.
A San Francisco supervisor is introducing legislation to keep undocumented immigrants in jail from being turned over to the feds for deportation.
San Francisco Municipal Railway has a long way to go to meet the transportation needs of the future, according to population growth projections presented at Monday's Board of Supervisors hearing.
Supervisor Scott Wiener will introduce a bill on Tuesday that would close San Francisco City Parks at night. The city's homeless advocates, however, say that the measure would criminalize park dwellers.
A new Field Poll finds that support for President Barack Obama has slipped 10 points in the last five months among California voters.
A sailboat captain was arrested after allegedly refusing a request to be boarded by law enforcement patrol Sunday evening just off of Sausalito, U.S. Coast Guard officials said.
Four people were hospitalized, one with serious injuries, after the double-decker, open-air tour bus they were on struck a low-hanging telephone line in San Francisco's Richmond District on Friday, a police spokeswoman said Monday.
A man who was injured in a shooting in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood on Saturday night was refusing to cooperate with investigators, police said Monday.
Planes with advertising banners may become a thing of the past in the skies above San Francisco.
One person was in custody and two others remained at large after a home invasion in San Francisco's Bayview District Monday morning, a police sergeant said.
A Muni bus collided with a car Sunday evening at Mission and South Van Ness streets, according to a Muni spokesman.
A reward for information about suspects who left out hundreds of poisoned meatballs throughout San Francisco, leading to one dog's death last week, has risen to $5,000.
Families of the Chinese teens killed in the Asiana Flight 214 crash landing at San Francisco International Airport have hired lawyers from a New York firm to represent them.
One person was injured during a shooting in San Francisco's Potrero Hill neighborhood late Friday night.
