Eye On The Bay: The San Francisco Jazz Center
Liam Mayclem explores San Francisco's new home for jazz, the SF Jazz Center. Meet the visionaries behind SF Jazz and see an exclusive interview with Jazz fan Bill Cosby.
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Liam Mayclem explores San Francisco's new home for jazz, the SF Jazz Center. Meet the visionaries behind SF Jazz and see an exclusive interview with Jazz fan Bill Cosby.
A stolen vehicle spotted by San Francisco police Thursday night crashed after the driver fled from officers, police said.
Bicycle thefts have risen to epidemic levels in much of the Bay Area. With thefts on the rise, cyclists are banding together to get their rides back.
A Valentine's Day battle had feathers flying at the eighth annual "Great San Francisco Pillow Fight" Thursday evening.
Instead of celebrating with flowers and candy, hundreds of people are expected to come out to San Francisco Thursday evening to commemorate Valentine's Day with a pillow fight.
A new nostalgic but modern sign was unveiled at San Francisco's Ferry Building Wednesday that will provide the departure times for ferries from the building.
Racing started Wednesday for several international youth sailing teams in San Francisco this week to vie for a spot in the Red Bull Youth America's Cup later this year.
A lawyer for home-run leader Barry Bonds urged a federal appeals court in San Francisco Wednesday to overturn the former San Francisco Giants outfielder's obstruction-of-justice conviction.
San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi is helping to organize a choreographed dance by inmates and staff at county jails on Thursday as part of an international campaign against domestic violence.
Some San Francisco supervisors have raised questions about a proposal from the Municipal Transportation Agency to increase the number of parking meters in the city.
The San Jose City Council passed a resolution on Tuesday in support of San Francisco's scheduled argument next month before the U.S. Supreme Court challenging the constitutionality of Proposition 8, although it was not a unanimous vote.
San Francisco officials are racing to raise tens of millions dollars from private donors to pay for security, transportation and the other costs of hosting the America's Cup yachting championship later this year.
Motorists are quick to blame solo drivers, out-of-sync traffic lights and an improving economy for San Francisco Bay area traffic gridlock.
The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission is investigating exactly how many employees used their work computers for online gambling and/or pornography.
Texas Gov. Rick Perry brought his brash pitch for jobs to California on Monday as he sought to lure businesses to his state with the promise of lower taxes and fewer regulations.
Crews responded about 1:40 p.m. to a call from a man who had climbed up rocks on the north end of the beach and was unable to get down, fire spokeswoman Mindy Talmadge said.
A police officer was knocked unconscious and another suffered a possible broken nose while trying to break up a fight near the Powell Street cable car turnaround early Sunday morning, a police spokesman said Monday.
An agency created to bring necessary services to the homeless is increasingly the starting point for those searching for loved ones believed to be living on the streets of San Francisco.
A woman on a bicycle was killed in a collision with a cement truck in front of AT&T Park in San Francisco Saturday morning.
State Sen. Leland Yee on Friday introduced legislation permanently extending double fine zones for dangerous stretches of 19th Avenue and Van Ness Avenue in San Francisco.
Nearly 20,000 San Franciscans under the age of 18 have applied for free Muni passes to be issued by the end of the month as part of a 16-month pilot program.
Three center lanes of westbound Interstate Highway 80 were blocked following a motorcycle collision on the San Francisco-Bay Bridge Friday morning, according to the California Highway Patrol.
The three-year campaign to rid San Francisco of litter, dirt and grime, was to formally kick off Friday.
Gov. Rick Perry plans to visit California next week to follow up on a small buy of radio ads intended to persuade businesses to relocate to Texas.