San Francisco Property Owners To See Higher Property Taxes
Property owners in San Francisco are expected to see an increase in their property taxes this year, after tallying an impressive year-over-year increase.
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Property owners in San Francisco are expected to see an increase in their property taxes this year, after tallying an impressive year-over-year increase.
San Francisco police are asking for the public's help in tracking down whomever left hundreds of meatballs laced with rat poison in areas where dogs could find them.
A coalition of students, faculty and other supporters are fighting to keep City College of San Francisco open, following last week's announcement that the school will lose accreditation next July.
A defense attorney Tuesday criticized San Francisco prosecutors for charging a 14-year-old murder suspect as an adult for a fatal shooting in the city's Hunters Point neighborhood last month.
A disputed San Francisco waterfront condominium project will could now have two competing measures on the November ballot.
The Salvation Army is providing translation and family assistance operations following the crash of Asiana Airlines Flight 214 on Saturday at San Francisco International Airport that left two people dead and more than 180 injured.
A taxi driver was robbed at gunpoint in San Francisco's Mission District early Sunday morning by a man who was later arrested, police said Monday.
City College of San Francisco's elected Board of Trustees has been stripped of its authority and replaced by a "special trustee" with unilateral powers to try and save the school from losing accreditation a year from now.
I live in the southwestern section of San Francisco and last week, there was a heat wave—well sort of. Last Tuesday, temperatures reached 109 degrees in some areas around the bay while The City's Ocean Beach reached a cool 69 degrees.
The San Francisco Travel Association, which is the official tourism marketing organization for the City and County of San Francisco, announced deals with five hotels to offer discounted rates.
A man who was critically injured in a shooting in San Francisco's Mission District early Friday morning has died, police and medical examiner's officials said.
South Korea says its officials will inspect the engines and landing equipment on all Boeing 777 plans owned by Asiana and Korea Air.
The first sailing race in the America's Cup regatta in San Francisco on Sunday will only have one team competing after the other team announced today that it will sit out the race because of a dispute over proposed rule changes.
BART trains pulling into the station were a welcome sight for many passengers this afternoon after a four-day worker strike.
Police hope surveillance video will help them track down a suspect who brutally kicked a woman in the face during a robbery after Pink Saturday celebrations in San Francisco.
Bay Area Rapid Transit transit workers returned to work Friday afternoon after a four-day strike, and trains were rolling again shortly before 3 p.m..
A new law went into effect July 1st in San Francisco, requiring dog walkers with four or more dogs to obtain a permit.
A man was critically injured in a shooting in San Francisco's Hayes Valley neighborhood on Wednesday evening, police said Friday.
Three people were injured, one critically, in a shooting in San Francisco's Mission District early Friday morning, police said.
Time trials for the America's Cup sailing races in San Francisco were canceled Friday morning because of strong winds and the skipper of Italy's Luna Rossa Challenge...
A rainout at Great American Ball Park did more than push Homer Bailey's next attempt at pitching another no-hitter out of Cincinnati.
San Francisco firefighters were battling a two-alarm blaze near the city's Japantown neighborhood Thursday afternoon, a fire dispatcher said.
San Francisco police were warning dog owners in the city's Twin Peaks and Diamond Heights neighborhoods about a number of poisoned meatballs that have been found along streets in that area.
Crews began work Wednesday morning in San Francisco on what could be a spectacular Fourth of July fireworks show or a bunch of "pink fog," depending on the city's famously temperamental summer weather, organizers said.
The agency that certifies two-year colleges in the western United States told City College of San Francisco on Wednesday that the school will lose its accreditation a year from now, a move that could lead to the closure of one of the nation's largest institutions of higher learning.
