Fire Damages Popular Waterfront Restaurant On SF Pier
Firefighters responded to a report of a blaze at San Francisco's Pier 41 Friday morning that damaged a popular waterfront restaurant, according to fire officials.
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Firefighters responded to a report of a blaze at San Francisco's Pier 41 Friday morning that damaged a popular waterfront restaurant, according to fire officials.
San Francisco prosecutors were looking for a former member of the notorious 'Billionaire Boys Club' accused of hitting and killing a pedestrian while driving a taxi in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood last August.
The 2013 America's Cup has faced controversy and setbacks at nearly every turn since San Francisco won the right to host the World's premier sailing race 2010. Now, the death of a Swedish team member during training on May 9th is likely to cast a shadow over the event finals, which officially get underway on San Francisco Bay September 7th.
Springtime marks the beginning of wedding season in San Francisco, and that means plenty of dancing.
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San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency Director Ed Reiskin said the 50 year plan is ambitious, but is necessary to accommodate for the expected growth in population.
San Francisco appears to be giving up its battle for an ordinance that would require retailers to warn customers about cellphone radiation and its health effects.
Les Rowe was critically injured a\in a hit-and-run accident last year and his friends and family have raised enough funds for him to be transported home in a special plane.
A large sinkhole that appeared Monday in San Francisco's Presidio Heights neighborhood will likely take the rest of the week to repair, according to a spokesman for the city's Public Utilities Commission.
A 24-year-old man was killed in a car crash near San Francisco's Lake Merced on Monday night, police said Tuesday.
Supervisor David Campos said he has abandoned the idea of putting a ballot measure on the city ballot asking voters to approve the name change he proposed in January.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors is poised Tuesday to make a decision about its ongoing defense of the city's cell phone disclosure law.
A sinkhole has shut down an intersection in San Francisco's Richmond District Monday evening, a public utilities spokesman said.
The updated design includes increased open space areas and access from the Bay. The design also calls for a reduction in parking spots and less retail space than what was initially proposed.
Venture beyond San Francisco and the East Bay to find exciting art venues to the North.
District Attorney George Gascon is calling on Silicon Valley companies to create new technology such as a "kill switch" to permanently and quickly disable stolen smartphones to render them worthless.
The future of holding Super Bowl L (50) in South Florida appeared "dead" Friday after the Florida Legislature adjourned for their current session after failing to take up a state funding bill for the renovation of Sun Life Stadium.
The San Francisco Department of Public Health is warning residents about potential exposure to typhoid fever.
A San Francisco woman who was reported missing in February was found dead in Pacifica last weekend, San Bruno police said Friday.
Residents in San Francisco's Noe Valley neighborhood were being evacuated Friday afternoon after police detained a man and then called the bomb squad to the area, a police spokesman said.
Following the deadly bombings at the Boston Marathon last month, San Francisco's Board of Supervisors held a hearing this week to review security plans for the large-scale events planned over the next several months in the city.
San Francisco has some awesome options for hot party spots for both high school and college grads. Check out our list of five great locations to celebrate your proud grad.
Two shooting suspects have been detained and a third remains at large following a vehicle pursuit from San Francisco's Mission District to U.S. Highway 101 Thursday morning, according to police.
Police and politicians across the United States are pointing to the use of video surveillance that helped identify the Boston Marathon bombing suspects as a reason to get more electronic eyes on their streets.
As many as a thousand protesters marched from San Francisco's Mission District to Civic Center Plaza Wednesday afternoon to call for immigration reform as part of several May Day rallies in the Bay Area.
