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A disoriented coyote was rescued from the city streets of San Francisco last month and officials need help to determine how it got there, according to a Wildlife Emergency Services spokeswoman.
Scams, burglaries, robberies and extortion are among the crimes city leaders, including San Francisco District Attorney George Gascon, are warning about.
Members of the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals took advantage of the last day to be legally nude in public in San Francisco by stripping down in front of City Hall Thursday.
The California Public Utilities Commission announced that it has agreed to suspend a cease-and-desist order against two San Francisco-based companies that use smartphone technology to connect drivers to passengers.
A mistrial was declared for a second time in federal court Thursday in the case of a former San Francisco police crime laboratory technician accused of taking small amounts of cocaine from the facility in 2009.
Actor Ashton Kutcher took the stage Thursday morning at the Macworld/iWorld conference in San Francisco.
San Francisco's new archbishop Salvatore Cordileone told an English Catholic newspaper that legalizing same-sex marriage was akin to legalizing male-breastfeeding.
99.7 NOW morning show host Greg Sherrell responds to 49ers cornerback Chris Culliver's homophobic remarks before the Super Bowl in New Orleans.
The former owner of the home searched by police on Tuesday in connection with the disappearance of 10-year-old Kevin Collins nearly three decades ago said he was shocked to hear the house could be tied to the famous case.
Supervisor Eric Mar said he wants a thorough study of the problem and a hearing to develop ways to stop it from continuing to happen.
A search of a Haight-Ashbury home Tuesday investigating the 1984 disappearance of 10-year-old Kevin Collins uncovered bones under the home's garage, but initial assessments indicate that the bones are from an animal.
The City of San Francisco may soon pay $450,000 to more than a dozen male and female inmates who were strip searched in the county jail.
U. S. District Court Judge Edward Chen said nudists's claims that the law violates free speech rights lacked merit.
A proposal that would allow San Francisco residents to pay a fee to bypass a lottery for condominium conversions was shelved for four weeks at the conclusion of a Board of Supervisors committee hearing Monday.
Three people were injured in a crash in San Francisco's South of Market district early Tuesday morning, a fire captain said.
San Francisco bar owners fired back at Mayor Ed Lee after his call to curb alcohol sales during Super Bowl time.
Lee said it's been a successful year for job creation, commercial construction and attracting tech companies to the city.
The reminders continue: it will be all hands on deck and zero tolerance for violence in San Francisco during and after the 49ers' appearance in the Super Bowl.
A perceived spike in violent crime in San Francisco's Castro neighborhood is prompting a community meeting Monday evening.
Super Bowl XLVII will only be played once, and it will be on the field in New Orleans. But with two weeks to fill in between the championship games and the Super Bowl, there's some time to run some numbers.
San Francisco's animal control agency is relying on donated newspapers to solve pooping puppies problem.
It's not unusual for pets to have separation anxiety whenever their masters leave for an extended period of time. A perfect solution to this common dilemma is to simply go on a pet-friendly vacation, with accommodations to satisfy even the most finicky animal companion.
Dozens of San Francisco restaurants are under investigation for exploiting a new city program by keeping customer surcharges instead of spending them on employee health care.
Mayor Ed Lee has suggested that bars limit liquor sales, or at the very least serve alcohol responsibly to prevent potential fan violence on Super Bowl Sunday. J.J. Bishop, a bartender at Nova Bar and Restaurant. said Friday that he understands the mayor's position.
The pending departure of the San Francisco 49ers to Santa Clara is already causing something of a financial headache within the City's Recreation and Park Department, as it begins work on a new two-year budget.
