Domestic Violence Groups Call For SF Sheriff Mirkarimi To Resign
A coalition of domestic violence victim advocates Thursday called for San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi to resign following an alleged incident involving his wife on New Year's Eve.
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A coalition of domestic violence victim advocates Thursday called for San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi to resign following an alleged incident involving his wife on New Year's Eve.
Twelve Bay Area schools have been nominated to the 2012 National Blue Ribbon Schools Program, according to State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson.
The popular professional networking site LinkedIn is expanding its office space in downtown San Francisco, Mayor Ed Lee announced this week.
Judging by some of the methods being used to lure potential employees, the high-tech boom is back in San Francisco.
San Francisco Police Chief Greg Suhr said he decided new guidelines on how the Police Department uses social media were needed because several officers' inadvertently tipped off protesters about recent Occupy raids through Facebook and Twitter posts.
After years of struggling with his father's legacy, the son of San Francisco Mayor George Moscone has given voice to his memories of events that shook the Bay Area through a play, "Ghost Light."
A man has died after an apparent stabbing in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood Thursday morning, San Francisco police said.
Candlestick Park is ready to go for Saturday's San Francisco 49ers playoff game following embarrassing power outages during a nationally televised game last month, city and PG&E officials said.
San Francisco District Attorney George Gascon hopes to decide by the end of the week whether or not to charge the new sheriff with allegations of domestic violence.
A man accused of sexually assaulting three women between June and December along San Francisco's 24th Street made his initial appearance in court Wednesday to face more than two dozen felony charges.
A man was attacked and robbed near San Francisco State University early Wednesday morning in what investigators are treating as a hate crime, a police spokesman said.
Dog walkers in San Francisco will soon be subject to regulations given initial approval Tuesday by the Board of Supervisors, including limiting the number of dogs walked at one time in the city.
Smoking a joint once a week or a bit more apparently doesn't harm the lungs, suggests a 20-year study that bolsters evidence that marijuana doesn't do the kind of damage tobacco does.
The city of San Francisco has found enough money to maintain $1.8 million in HIV/AIDS services that were jeopardized by federal funding cuts.
Police identified three men Tuesday who were arrested Sunday for trespassing at the San Francisco Zoo, less than two weeks after a squirrel monkey was stolen from a primate exhibit there.
A man wanted on suspicion of rape was arrested after approaching a uniformed female officer on patrol and flirting with her, according to San Francisco Police.
Maybe it's the fog and cold, but it seems like we're all in the mood for ramen: that perfectly warming bowl of broth, noodles, and perhaps meat...
A man was shot in the face with a BB gun while sitting at a San Francisco Municipal Railway bus stop in the city's Mission District early Monday morning, police said.
A man was stabbed along San Francisco's Great Highway on Sunday evening after getting into an argument with two teens over their barking dog, police said.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee has named Planning Commission president Christina Olague to replace former Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi, who was sworn in as sheriff over the weekend.
Two men were shot and a 12-year-old boy injured in two shootings Monday in San Francisco, according to police.
An injured mew gull with a fishing lure caught in its beak was spotted at Golden Gate Park again Sunday, dashing hopes that it might have shaken the lure loose and recovered, wildlife rescuers said Sunday.
Volunteers combed Golden Gate Park Saturday in search of an injured mew gull with a lure caught on its beak.
A state assemblywoman accused of shoplifting in San Francisco pleaded no contest Friday to a misdemeanor charge and her attorney said a benign brain tumor might have led to the incident.
Two men were arrested after allegedly firing shots from a building in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood late Thursday night, a police spokesman said.
