Suspicious Object Prompts Shelter Order In Downtown SF
The discovery of a suspicious device prompted a shelter-in-place order on New Montgomery Street in San Francisco Tuesday afternoon, a police spokesman said.
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The discovery of a suspicious device prompted a shelter-in-place order on New Montgomery Street in San Francisco Tuesday afternoon, a police spokesman said.
The deaths of five sailors in a race around the Farallon Islands over the weekend won't change safety protocols for the America's Cup when the regatta comes to San Francisco, organizers said.
The cost of parking all day in one of San Francisco's less popular garages has dropped to as little as $1 or $2, part of a strategy city officials hope will ease congestion by discouraging motorists from circling for a meter.
Local legends Metallica and Neil Young & Crazy Horse top the list of performers set to hit Golden Gate Park for this year's Outside Lands...
San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera on Monday filed a response to a motion by the attorneys of suspended Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi, who is seeking to have Herrera removed from the suspension proceedings.
Motorists should expect delays and are advised to use alternate routes to approach the Golden Gate Bridge during closure times.
"I haven't seen a gas station since last April." - Angelo and his Nissan Leaf
Kevin Correia pitched six effective innings, Garrett Jones homered and the Pittsburgh Pirates ended a five-game losing streak with a 4-1 victory over the San Francisco Giants on Sunday.
The California Supreme Court has said employers are under no obligation to ensure that workers take legally mandated lunch and rest breaks.
The attorneys for suspended San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi this week filed a petition asking to have the city attorney's office disqualified from handling the official misconduct charges against him.
San Francisco firefighters Thursday morning responded to a sewage overflow in the city's Mission District.
A man accused of killing a father and two sons in San Francisco in the summer of 2008 forcefully denied Wednesday the lone survivor's account of the shootings.
A San Francisco rabbi has changed a century-old tradition and as a result, countless families have food on their tables.
A San Francisco restaurant manager has used the power of social media to track down a woman he says bashed his head with her stiletto outside a well known Marina District eatery.
A Hayward man was sentenced to a year in jail Wednesday for drunkenly driving his truck in San Francisco last August and striking a young boy who had just left a baseball game at AT&T Park.
San Francisco Police are still investigating whether a cyclist who plowed through a crowded crosswalk, killing a 71-year-old man was racing against the clock at the time. Authorities hope the tragedy will help raise awareness of the need for safety, since the city is California's most hazardous for bikers and pedestrians.
A recent increase in the number of coyote sightings in part of San Francisco's Golden Gate Park has prompted authorities to close certain trails, animal control officials said.
Complaints about San Francisco's homeless shelter system have prompted Mayor Ed Lee to look at ways to change the registration process, hoping to use technology to help the homeless find a bed for the night.
A suspected DUI driver was injured in a rollover crash on San Francisco's Embarcadero which followed a series of hit-and-run incidents in Russian Hill Wednesday morning.
San Francisco police and prosecutors held a town hall meeting Tuesday to address community concerns about the grisly killing of five people last month.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously passed a resolution Tuesday calling on banks to halt foreclosure activities.
CBS has learned that San Francisco police have obtained videotape of last month's deadly crash involving an elderly pedestrian and an allegedly speeding cyclist in the city's Castro District. The news comes as the District Attorney's Office decides whether to file charges.
A prosecutor began a heated cross-examination Tuesday of Edwin Ramos, the man accused of shooting a father and two sons in San Francisco in the summer of 2008.
San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera on Monday strongly rebutted the arguments of suspended Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi, who is trying to overturn his suspension.
A man accused of killing a father and two sons in San Francisco's Excelsior District in the summer of 2008 took the stand Monday to testify on his own behalf.
