Firefighters Put Out 1-Alarm San Francisco Fire
Firefighters responded to a one-alarm fire at a residential building in San Francisco's Noe Valley neighborhood Wednesday morning, a fire department spokeswoman said.
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Firefighters responded to a one-alarm fire at a residential building in San Francisco's Noe Valley neighborhood Wednesday morning, a fire department spokeswoman said.
Drivers using the Golden Gate Bridge will see the anticipated major change from human toll-takers to an all-electronic toll system beginning early next year.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency board unanimously approved plans Tuesday to modify a stretch of Masonic Avenue into a more pedestrian- and bicycle-friendly boulevard.
The clock is now officially ticking for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors to decide the fate of suspended Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi.
The "ghost scam" continues to victimize seniors, particularly Asian women, in the Bay Area. It's a crime so serious that the San Francisco District Attorney is personally getting the word out to potential victims.
Drivers who use the Golden Gate Bridge will experience a major change early next year, when human toll takers will be replaced by electronic tolling.
The more than $19 million investment in CleanPower SF would increase energy bills but also assure renewable power for customers.
Dennis Herrera's office is trying to reach out to any stragglers who might get some money back from a multi-million dollar settlement.
By next March, the installation will create the appearance of dancing lights on the bridge's Eastern Span, and organizers say it will likely bring nearly $100 million a year in tourist dollars to the region.
The family of a retired California firefighter who disappeared from an Amtrak train said it now appears that he may have fallen from the train somewhere in eastern Colorado or western Nebraska.
A man was pistol-whipped and had his car stolen at gunpoint in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood early Tuesday morning, police said.
Occupy protestors who gathered at Justin Herman Plaza in San Francisco overnight to celebrate the one-year anniversary of the Occupy protests avoided clashes with police.
A Bay Area man accused of kidnapping his two children and taking them on a stolen yacht for three days has postponed entering a plea for the second time.
Five days after Charles Dowd, a 69-year-old San Mateo man, went missing from an Amtrak train headed from the Bay Area to Chicago, family members continue to be hopeful that he will be found safe.
Protesters returned to Justin Herman Plaza Monday night following a day of rallies and marches to mark the one-year anniversary since the beginning of the Occupy Wall Street movement in New York.
San Francisco's Municipal Transportation Agency wants to make major changes on a busy thoroughfare in San Francisco with a long history of accidents.
A woman was arrested after allegedly striking a buffer at the Golden Gate Bridge toll plaza and then attacking and spitting at the law enforcement officials who took her into custody early Saturday morning, according to the California Highway Patrol.
San Francisco Public Utilities Commission crews were at the scene of a water main break in the city's Sunset District Monday afternoon, a utility spokeswoman said.
A man was fatally shot in San Francisco's Mission District on Sunday afternoon, police said Monday.
Members of the Occupy Wall Street movement in San Francisco say they plan to celebrate their first year with a demonstration.
A teenager shot and killed in San Francisco's Bayview District early this morning has been identified as Damariee Lewis.
California Coastal Cleanup Day is expected to draw thousands of volunteers to Bay Area beaches, shorelines, and inland waterways Saturday morning.
The brother of Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer has been sentenced to three years of probation following his arrest for allegedly beating his former girlfriend.
Gov. Jerry Brown on Thursday presented San Francisco firefighter William Mulkeen with the Medal of Valor for his heroics on Jan. 1, 2011, saving an elderly couple from a fire in the city's Chinatown neighborhood.
A man was critically injured in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood Thursday morning when a former co-worker struck him on the back of the head with a hammer following an argument, police said Friday.
