Making Bathrooms Work For Multiple People In San Francisco
Sharing a bathroom with other people takes know-how to eliminate potential tensions.
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Sharing a bathroom with other people takes know-how to eliminate potential tensions.
A June ballot measure to preserve San Francisco's historic Coit Tower and its 27 WPA murals is pitting preservationists against park advocates.
The San Diego City Council has voted unanimously to rename a street after gay civil rights hero Harvey Milk. Milk was assassinated less than a year after he took public office in San Francisco on the Board of Supervisors.
The plan is set to go to the full San Francisco Board of Supervisors next week after receiving strong support from the Land Use Committee.
Maurice Caldwell spent 20 years behind bars, for a murder a judge now said he did not commit. The case raises questions about the reliability of police lineups and how many law enforcement agencies aren't using the best practices.
BMW North America has probably had to deal with plenty of unusual lawsuits, but one filed last week may be a first — a San Francisco man says the seat on his motorcycle has given him an erection he just can't shake.
People are gravitating toward a number of novel workout regimens these days, but only one of them can claim the distinction of being the first sport to ever spread across the world through YouTube.
A woman who was struck by a car at Masonic and Euclid avenues Sunday afternoon in San Francisco has died, according to police.
"I love my car." - Matthew and his Volkswagen Golf
Pinch-hitter Hector Sanchez singled over a five-man infield with the bases loaded in the 11th inning, lifting the San Francisco Giants to a 4-3 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers on Sunday to take the three-game series.
Madison Bumgarner shut down Milwaukee for seven innings and added an RBI double to win his eighth straight home start, helping the San Francisco Giants snap a four-game losing streak with a 5-2 victory over the Brewers on Saturday.
San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf has long been known as one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. Take a daytrip tour of this world-famous landmark and discover its history, colorful characters and of course, great places to eat
Take a culinary tour of the Bay Area's best spots to eat at the bar or counter. Ding into affordable fine dining at not only the Bay's the best restaurants, but in the best seats in the house.
Take a sweet journey through the entire Bay Area and uncover classic desserts that have been around for generations.
Police are looking for a suspect who broadsided a taxi with his car in San Francisco's Mission District and then fled early Friday morning, a police spokesman said.
A grassroots effort to help Mission District businesses vandalized by a group that broke away from a protest march on Monday has raised more $7,000 in less than a week.
A suspicious package that tied up traffic and transit near San Francisco's Balboa Park BART station for hours Friday has been rendered safe and all streets have been reopened.
San Francisco prosecutors plan to file charges against five people arrested in the takeover of a vacant building during May Day protests.
A former letter carrier for the U.S. Postal Service was sentenced today to four years in state prison for ramming his former supervisor with a truck near his Albany home seven months after the supervisor fired him.
A laboratory at the San Francisco Veterans Affairs Medical Center has been shut down following the weekend death of a researcher that was apparently caused by deadly bacteria he was working with.
Mayor Ed Lee is working with police on a change in tactics following a violent night on Monday in San Francisco's Mission District.
A man has been arrested on suspicion of robbing and killing another man in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park last Friday, a police spokesman said today.
The taco truck concept has been revamped and revitalized with international gourmet offerings…on wheels! Check out the hottest street food vendors in the big city.
Take a bite out of history and journey to discover some of the Bay Area's oldest roadhouses and restaurants, many that have been in business since before the 1900's.
Alexander Massiallas was following a family tradition when he took up foil fencing. His father competed in the Olympics three times, and now the young man has himself been named to the U.S. men's team for 2012.
