San Francisco Girls Chorus Receives International Honor
Winners of five Grammy Awards, the San Francisco Girls Chorus has been honored again. The group placed second in the "Let the Peoples Sing" international youth choir competition.
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Winners of five Grammy Awards, the San Francisco Girls Chorus has been honored again. The group placed second in the "Let the Peoples Sing" international youth choir competition.
A car made contact with a child aboard a San Francisco Municipal Railway cable car Wednesday afternoon, briefly disrupting service on the agency's Powell-Hyde line, a Muni spokesman said.
Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi and San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee attended a homeless veterans outreach event in the city Wednesday as part of a nationwide initiative to help raise awareness about the services available to them.
Police are investigating the whereabouts of a missing bronze plaque honoring slain gay San Francisco Supervisor Harvey Milk.
The "Occupy SF" protests have cost San Francisco more than $100,000 since they started last month, Mayor Ed Lee said Tuesday.
San Francisco's young people want their interim mayor to stick around for a full term but not their district attorney, according to results of a survey of the city's public high school students released Tuesday.
Davis Woo said he doesn't know what caused his brother to fatally stab their mother before being shot dead by police in San Francisco's Richmond District earlier this month.
The pace of re-paving roads and filling potholes would pick up in San Francisco if voters approve Proposition B on the November ballot. There would also be money for bicycle and pedestrian safety in this $248 million bond measure.
A registered nurse at a veterans' hospital in San Francisco has been charged in federal court with stealing Demerol pain medication from the facility.
A shady customer stole some sunglasses at gunpoint from a store on San Francisco's Market Street on Monday evening, police said.
A man was stabbed in the back after refusing to give money to another man in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood early Tuesday morning, police said.
As home improvements go, it has to be one for the books. The installation of 10-foot long wheelchair ramp in San Francisco City Hall wound up costing taxpayers $567,735.
They say every dog has its day. In San Francisco, a growing group of politically-minded dog owners certainly hopes it's true for them.
Supporters of California's new anti-bullying law law gathered in San Francisco Monday for a bittersweet celebration following last week's signing by Governor Jerry Brown.
A 63-year-old man in a wheelchair was robbed of his cellphone in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood on Friday night, police said.
A man who shot at California Highway Patrol officers during a brief car chase and foot pursuit through San Francisco late Saturday night remained on the loose Monday, CHP officials and police said.
The MTC approved the $93 million purchase of a building on Main St. between Harrison and Folsom streets in mid-October by a vote of 8-to-6. Two members were absent.
A significant detour is being put into place later this year to accommodate the ongoing construction project along Doyle Drive, one of the key approaches to the Golden Gate Bridge.
San Francisco police fitted in riot gear arrested five people from the protest group "Occupy SF" during a heated confrontation at Justin Herman Plaza in San Francisco late Sunday night, police said.
After the San Francisco 49ers knocked Detroit from the unbeaten ranks 25-19 Sunday in a game that matched the pregame hype, both coaches bumped each other in an emotionally charged exchange.
Around two dozen people were displaced by a fire on Third Street Saturday afternoon.
Lawyers for a U.S. House of Representatives' group say in a court filing in San Francisco that gays and lesbians are not entitled to heightened legal protection against discrimination.
Orchids arriving in San Francisco from Thailand were carrying unexpected cargo—an agricultural pest that a federal agency said is the first of its kind to have been encountered in the nation.
San Francisco Taxi cab drivers are pushing a resolution to relinquish five percent fees they pay when customers use a credit card to pay their fare.
Caltrain has temporarily suspended service between two San Francisco stations because of construction delays, an agency spokeswoman said Saturday morning.
