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Cycling advocates, business owners and other San Francisco residents are raising objections to a proposal to move bicycle traffic off a portion of Market Street and onto Mission Street.
San Francisco police hope someone recognizes the two young women seen carrying out a mugging on a San Francisco Muni light rail vehicle last week.
A Muni bus driver was honored Monday by Mayor Ed Lee and other city officials for her quick thinking in driving a victim to the hospital after a shooting into a bus earlier this month.
24-year-old Yeiner Perez is scheduled to be arraigned Tuesday afternoon on charges of false imprisonment, battery, and sexual battery following an incident at the 16th Street BART Station.
Caltrain service was shut down Monday evening as police talked a man with a knife down from a ledge near Caltrain's 22nd Street station in San Francisco.
Mayor Ed Lee and other city officials were on the new bus waiting to be taken to City Hall after a news conference at Pier 48 near AT&T Park when the mishap occurred.
The executive director of the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition recaps some recent accomplishments of her organization and talks about the ambitious goal to get half of SF's population on their bikes.
While nearly everyone has already seen the viral video of the wild and crazed naked guy terrorizing BART commuters at the 16th Street Station in San Francisco, hardly anyone who uses the station is surprised.
A dispute over a parking spot in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood early Sunday morning led to a fight and a purse snatching, police said Monday.
A taxi driver choked and robbed a passenger in a dispute over a tip near San Francisco's Buena Vista Park early Sunday morning, a police spokesman said Monday.
Author Denise Kiernan dove headlong into the lives and formerly classified documents of the Manhattan Project for her latest book, the New York Times Bestseller, The Girls of Atomic City. Check out her best San Francisco spots for an "atomic" bite.
Lovers of dance have many opportunities to view top-notch performances around the Bay Area. This summer, enjoy some opportunities to watch bodies in glorious motion.
A gas leak in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood Sunday prompted several homes and businesses to be evacuated and caused major gridlock.
Scuffles between police and protesters outside of the former site of Hayes Valley Farm in San Francisco have led to the arrest of two protesters Friday evening, according to police.
Mayor Ed Lee of San Francisco, along with New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, said at a news conference Friday that they are sponsoring a pair of technology summits over the next year.
A group of lawmakers is proposing that the new span of the Bay Bridge be named after former Assembly Speaker and San Francisco Mayor, Willie Brown.
Three people were injured in a shooting in San Francisco's Bayview District on Thursday evening, police said Friday.
A man who allegedly stripped naked and harassed a number of BART commuters inside a San Francisco station last month is likely now facing deportation, according to published reports.
Members of the San Francisco police bomb squad determined suspicious objects found in two different city neighborhoods on Friday were harmless.
Bay Area Rapid Transit trains were experiencing major delays Friday morning because of a small fire on the tracks between the Daly City and Balboa Park stations, according to an agency spokesman.
One of the three remaining known survivors of the 1906 earthquake and fire in San Francisco passed away earlier this week.
Three people were injured in a collision between a car and forklift at a wholesale produce market in San Francisco's Bayview District early Friday morning, according to police and fire officials.
Activists protesting a proposed international oil pipeline planned a rally outside a fundraiser attended by Vice President Joe Biden in San Francisco's Seacliff neighborhood Friday evening.
San Francisco police were investigating a home invasion robbery in the city's Lower Pacific Heights neighborhood early Wednesday morning.
BART's Deputy Police Chief defended his agency's response to an incident at the 16th Street Mission station last month in which a naked acrobat allegedly harassed several passengers and employees.
