Teens Arrested In Mugging At San Francisco City Hall
Two teens were arrested after they allegedly robbed and beat a man who was taking pictures at San Francisco City Hall late Monday night, police said.
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Two teens were arrested after they allegedly robbed and beat a man who was taking pictures at San Francisco City Hall late Monday night, police said.
San Francisco's Muni is looking at a switch to "all-door boarding" to reduce public transit delays, especially on the J-Church line.
One person was shot in San Francisco's North Beach neighborhood Monday night, a fire dispatcher said.
Relatives of a parolee who San Francisco police believe fatally shot himself as he ran away from officers say they doubt the department's account.
The quiet plaza near the San Francisco Federal Building has been filled with crime and vandalism, a problem for many neighbors and residents in the area.
Before the credits roll on San Francisco's iconic Red Vic Movie House, the theater planned to host two final sold-out shows Monday evening.
The Bay Area's got our scary share of haunted houses and spooky spots. Steel your nerves, brave readers, as we explore Haunted Bay Area.
If you don't want to spend your weekend sifting through the stands at a local fair, or spending big money at chains like Whole Foods and Mollie Stone's, there are some other ways to make sure you are getting the most fresh fruits and veggies.
Local faith leaders will be on San Francisco Municipal Railways's T-line platforms Monday morning offering to pay the fares as a gesture to quell simmering anger following the recent fatal police shooting of a young parolee.
A woman was critically injured early Sunday morning in a shooting in San Francisco's Mission District, police said.
Madison Bumgarner pitched into the eighth inning and the San Francisco Giants survived another one-run game, beating the Milwaukee Brewers 2-1 Sunday.
A man was shot in the hand early Sunday morning in San Francisco's Anza Vista neighborhood, police said.
Thousands of runners will lace up their sneakers for a grueling trek through the city known as The San Francisco Marathon next Sunday. But for some, the exercise will be more about the journey than the finish.
Charles T. Manatt, a former chairman of the Democratic National Committee, the California Democratic Party, and a U.S. ambassador, has died. He was 75.
A 22-year-old San Francisco man who used a four-letter expletive during an encounter with police was found not guilty on Friday of five misdemeanor charges, including battery and resisting arrest.
State Senator Leland Yee appears to be the early front runner in the San Francisco mayoral race, as he has gathered more than twice the number of signatures than his closest opponents.
Police arrested 2 suspects in connection to the shooting of an 11-year-old girl who was hit by a stray bullet in San Francisco's Western Addition on Friday night.
The governing body of California's judicial branch allocated a painful $350 million budget cut among different segments of the state court system Friday.
Californians could soon be facing long lines and long waits at court houses across the state.
A man was arrested and three others are being sought in connection with an attack on two men as they were leaving a nightclub in downtown San Francisco early Friday morning, police said.
A pedestrian was struck by a San Francisco Municipal Railway bus on Market Street Thursday evening when he leaned over the side of a median bus stop.
A man who was thought to have died from an officer-involved shooting in San Francisco last weekend appears instead to have been killed by a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Police said that approximately 80 demonstrators were cited at a protest Thursday night near Union Square, where hotel workers demanded an end to what they say are abuses they face on the job.
Another independent Bay Area movie theater is facing tough times. The operator of the Balboa Theater in San Francisco's Richmond District said this summer will be his last at the movie house.
A state prison overcrowding fix that places post-sentenced prisoners into local hands has San Francisco officials fearing they'll get hundreds of troubled parolees, and not enough money to supervise them.
