Homicide Victim Found In San Francisco Nob Hill
The victim of a homicide was found in San Francisco's Nob Hill neighborhood Thursday morning, police said Friday.
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The victim of a homicide was found in San Francisco's Nob Hill neighborhood Thursday morning, police said Friday.
A Bay Area bell ringer for the Salvation Army will attempt to set a world record for continuous ringing of a hand bell by a single person.
Online game company Zynga has priced its initial public offering at $10 per share. It is selling 100 million shares and raising $1 billion.
Prosecutors Thursday discussed the case against a man accused of intentionally running down a Cal Fire firefighter in San Francisco early Thanksgiving morning.
San Francisco landlords who want to ban smoking entirely on a property will not be able to evict a tenant who smokes if smoking was allowed in the apartment when the tenant signed a lease.
Police are seeking a suspect who shot at a dog that barked at him in San Francisco's Bernal Heights neighborhood early Thursday morning.
Several new bicycle shops have opened recently on Market Street, drawn by the growing number of 2-wheeled commuters downtown.
The attacks were reported on Nov. 18 and Dec. 8 and both occurred along 24th Street in the early morning hours between 3 a.m. and 6:30 a.m., police said.
San Francisco officials have launched a new service that will allow drivers to pay for a parking meter by using their smartphone. Drivers also have the option of calling a toll-free number.
Two former San Francisco food inspectors are expected to be charged Wednesday with bribery after the two allegedly took money in exchange for inspection certifications.
Police have shut down a section of San Francisco's Larkin Street to investigate a shooting that occurred there Wednesday afternoon.
A research firm says home sales rose last month in the San Francisco Bay area despite a lack of buyers for high-end properties.
San Francisco Supervisors have given final approval to a measure that environmentalists hope will result in the closure of Sharp Park Golf Course in Pacifica.
State Senator Mark DeSaulnier wants to put the brakes on a move by the Metropolitan Transportation Commission from Oakland to San Francisco.
Plans are moving forward for a bike path on the western span of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge although funding for the $500 million project has yet to be secured.
Plans to fix 18 aging fire stations and spruce up a dozen parks and playgrounds around the city should provide a much needed lift for the construction industry, San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee said Tuesday.
The city has fine tuned a set of proposed rules for professional dog walkers that would charge for permits and mandate training, leashes and even poop clean-up.
An armed security guard accidentally shot himself in the leg as he got into his car in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood late Monday night, police said today.
The grant, given to the city by Marc and Lynne Benioff of salesforce.com, is targeting dozens of families who have children in public schools and who the city hopes to provide housing for before the holidays.
A man who pleaded guilty last month to killing San Francisco publicist Kathleen Horan at her Russian Hill apartment in October 2010 was sentenced to 50 years to life in state prison Monday.
San Francisco City Hall on Monday planned to hold hearings on the plight of homeless children in its midst. There are an untold number of kids and parents within city limits who have no place to call home.
An interview with Paul Ash from the San Francisco Food Bank on solving problems with hunger and poverty in the Bay Area.
A one-alarm fire displaced approximately 200 people in the Tenderloin and a three-alarm blaze damaged a wooden building in Potrero Hill.
Several hundred people dressed as Santa Claus, elves, reindeer and other holiday figures for SantaCon 2011.
San Francisco opens a new skateboarding park as part of a Recreation and Park Department program to get kids to be more active.
