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The San Francisco medical examiner's office is asking for the public's help in identifying a man who was struck and killed by a Muni bus last month.
The Warriors' lease at Oakland's Oracle Arena expires at the end of the 2016-2017 season.
Liam and Thuy take us on a culinary tour of the Bay Area's best spots to eat at the bar or counter.
Fire crews rescued an electrical worker who fell from a ladder and became trapped in a manhole in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood Sunday night, a San Francisco Fire Department dispatcher said.
"My husband found this car on Sunset Blvd. We've been driving it ever since." - Tammy and her Chevrolet 210 Sedan
A light-rail vehicle collided with a car and a speeding car struck a building and other vehicles on the Embarcadero in San Francisco Sunday afternoon around the same time in two separate collisions.
The Arizona Diamondbacks tied a franchise record by rallying from six runs down to beat the San Francisco Giants 7-6 Sunday and sweep the season-opening three-game series.
Aaron Hill hit two homers, Chris Young had a pair of run-scoring doubles and the quick-striking Arizona Diamondbacks beat the San Francisco Giants 5-4 on Saturday.
A former realtor and Christian radio show host was sentenced to 15 years in prison Friday for a mortgage fraud scheme targeting Spanish speaking homeowners that totaled more than $2 million.
A bicyclist who allegedly fatally struck a pedestrian in San Francisco's Castro District last week is "devastated by the accident" but believes he entered the intersection lawfully.
No formal action came of the hearing, but for the dozens of people who spoke - almost all of them homeless - it was, at the very least, a chance to vent about things like having to travel from shelter to shelter in the hopes that a bed might be available on any given night.
The operation netted 17 parolees, 50 people wanted on felony charges or warrants and five wanted on misdemeanor charges and warrants, according to police.
The suspended Sheriff of San Francisco made an exceptionally brief court appearance, to confirm that he's taking domestic violence classes as required by the terms of his plea deal in his much-publicized domestic violence case.
Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul was in the Bay Area Thursday for a fundraiser in San Francisco and a town hall meeting at the University of California at Berkeley.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee was behind the controls of a Muni streetcar as he drove past and present city dignitaries for the kickoff of the transportation system's Centennial Celebration.
A teenager stranded on some rocks near San Francisco's Cliff House was brought to safety Thursday afternoon, a fire captain said.
A man was critically injured in a stabbing in San Francisco's Mid-Market neighborhood on Wednesday night, police said Thursday.
A man was pistol-whipped and robbed by a group of suspects near San Francisco's Laurel Village Shopping Center on Wednesday night, police said.
The San Francisco plumber accused of the gruesome slayings of five people inside a home near City College of San Francisco has pleaded not guilty to murder charges.
A pedestrian who was struck by a bicyclist in San Francisco's Castro District last week has died. Authorities are now investigating the exact cause of death and whether or not the cyclist will face charges.
San Francisco's Historic Preservation Commission voted against providing a Union Square bar faced with eviction with landmark status Wednesday afternoon.
The San Francisco Municipal Railway will re-evaluate its policy that allows operators to refuse rides to families with baby strollers due to overcrowded buses.
A woman got a scare Tuesday morning when she woke up to find an intruder in her room in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood, police said.
An enthusiastic crowd of more than 200 medical marijuana patients and supporters rallied at San Francisco City Hall Tuesday to hear six city supervisors and an Oaksterdam University official decry a recent federal crackdown on cannabis dispensaries.
