SF Mayoral Candidates Call For Elections Monitors, Question Early Voting
Candidates vying for the San Francisco's mayor's seat are requesting federal and state monitors for the Nov. 8 election after allegations of ballot tampering in early voting.
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Candidates vying for the San Francisco's mayor's seat are requesting federal and state monitors for the Nov. 8 election after allegations of ballot tampering in early voting.
A red-tailed hawk that was shot in the head with a nail gun earlier this month and rescued in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park over the weekend was recovering at a San Jose animal hospital Monday.
Two people were injured in separate shootings in Oakland overnight, but both are expected to survive, an Oakland police officer said.
The Occupy Wall Street movement isn't just about Wall Street. The causes, KCBS reporter Mike Sugerman learns during his travels About the Bay, are numerous and varied.
Eight young people suffered minor to major injuries Monday morning when a van allegedly ran a red light in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood and slammed broadside into an SUV full of passengers who weren't wearing seatbelts, according to police.
Journalist Ben Fong Torres is out with a new book about the Eagles, just in time for their 40th anniversary...
A search was being conducted near Pier 80 Sunday afternoon for a missing kayaker, a San Francisco police spokesman said.
A red-tailed hawk that was shot with a nail gun earlier this month has been captured in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park, a wildlife rescue group said Saturday.
A man is being held on $500,000 bail after pleading not guilty to hate crime charges in an attack on a mixed-race couple near a farmer's market at San Francisco's Civic Center.
A man and woman were injured in a shooting in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood on Friday, police said.
An arrest has been made in connection with a series of bank robberies in San Francisco committed by a man dubbed the "Plaid Bandit," FBI officials said Friday.
Only two people turned out to testify Thursday before the supervisors, as they considered legislation to outline the guidelines for baring it all.
A pair of earthquakes, with magnitudes of 4.0 and 3.9 respectively, rattled the San Francisco Bay Area on Thursday afternoon and evening, but local police agencies said there were no reports of serious damage or injuries.
A federal judge in San Francisco heard arguments Thursday, but deferred ruling on a bid by a cellphone industry group for a preliminary injunction blocking a city ordinance known as the "Right to Know" law.
San Francisco Supervisor and candidate for sheriff Ross Mirkarimi's proposed tax break for companies that hire ex-felons has brought sharp criticism from his opponents in the race to replace Michael Hennessey.
GOP presidential candidate Michele Bachmann brought her struggling campaign back to the Bay Area Thursday for fundraising and an address at San Francisco's Commowealth club.
Police are searching for a robber who held up a bank blocks from City Hall and made off with thousands of dollars in cash Thursday afternoon, a police spokesman said.
The San Francisco Police Department has unveiled a new Special Victims Unit to handle crimes against the city's most vulnerable residents.
An elderly woman was hospitalized after being pushed to the ground and robbed of a gold necklace and pendant by two other women in San Francisco's Excelsior District on Wednesday evening, police said.
A man was pepper-sprayed and robbed of an iPad and cellphone while riding a San Francisco Municipal Railway light-rail vehicle on Wednesday evening, police said.
The real estate research website Zillow.com has released its annual top list of best cities to go trick-or-treating, with both San Francisco and San Jose landing at the top.
The board's Public Safety Committee will consider the proposal by Supervisor Scott Wiener at a hearing Thursday at City Hall.
Dual protests in San Francisco and Oakland in sympathy with the Occupy Wall Street movement exude a remarkably different vibe, as city officials differ in their tolerance of protesters' encampments.
A woman who witnessed a fiery crash involving a big-rig on southbound U.S. Highway 101 in San Francisco early Wednesday morning is being lauded for saving a life after she dragged the unconscious truck driver to safety.
A wildlife rescue group tried unsuccessfully for a third day Wednesday to capture and rescue a red-tailed hawk in a San Francisco park that appears to have been shot in the head with a nail gun.
