San Francisco NAACP Wants Apology For Saggy Pants Arrest
The civil rights group is accusing the carrier of racial profiling after a 20-year-old Bay Area man was arrested for not pulling up his saggy pants before boarding an airplane.
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The civil rights group is accusing the carrier of racial profiling after a 20-year-old Bay Area man was arrested for not pulling up his saggy pants before boarding an airplane.
San Francisco Superior Court will be closing 25 courtrooms and laying of 40 percent of its staff come October 1 due to budget cuts.
A man shot dead by San Francisco Police in the Bayview district Saturday recently served time in Washington State's prison system for rape of a child, promotion of prostitution, and several other felony charges, CBS 5 has learned.
Memorial services are planned this week to honor the University of California at San Francisco psychiatrist and associate professor who died in a shuttle bus crash last Thursday.
A pizza deliveryman was attacked and had his truck stolen when he went to deliver a pizza to a home in San Francisco's Mission District early Sunday.
A man suffered life-threatening injuries when he fell and hit his head after being punched by another man at San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf on Saturday afternoon, police said.
A woman was kidnapped from San Francisco's Mission District early Sunday and held captive briefly by a man driving a brown van, police said Monday.
Activists have called for the formation of a civilian review board and an FBI investigation following Saturday's officer-involved shooting in the Bayview District.
Sunday's AIDS Walk San Francisco raised more than $3 million and has raised more than $77 million since it started in 1987.
In his travels About the Bay, Mike Sugerman talks to members of the San Francisco Young Republicans, who can't wait for the state convention they are hosting in August.
A political fight is brewing over where the headquarters for three major public agencies should be, with two Bay Area cities battling over hundreds of jobs.
Chris Stewart drove in the go-ahead run with a suicide squeeze in the 11th inning, then pounced on a bunt moments later to start a slick double play that helped the San Francisco Giants hold off the San Diego Padres 4-3 on Sunday.
Crowds at San Francisco's Civic Center loyally rooted for American and Japanese soccer players at a screening of the FIFA Women's World Cup final as the game went into overtime shootouts.
San Francisco's "Run, Ed, Run" campaign held another event this weekend in its goal of getting interim Mayor Ed Lee to run for mayor in the November election.
San Francisco police have shot a suspect in the Bayview District at Oakdale and Third streets.
The Dream Hookah Lounge on Polk Street shut its doors on Friday night, all part of a crackdown in San Francisco.
A bicyclist struck a pedestrian at Embarcadero and Mission Street in San Francisco Friday morning, causing life-threatening injuries, police said.
A federal appeals court is allowing the military to temporarily continue its "don't ask, don't tell" policy for openly gay service members in response to a request from the Obama administration.
The city of San Francisco's pioneering ban on tobacco sales by pharmacies has survived its latest challenge, a constitutional lawsuit by the Safeway grocery store chain.
Signal problems that caused delays in San Francisco Municipal Railway's Muni Metro system for about an hour Friday afternoon were resolved around 3:45 p.m.
The city of San Francisco has filed a "notice of intent" to sue both the California Public Utilities Commission and federal regulators over what they say was a failure to enforce pipeline safety laws.
A New Jersey resident appeared in a San Francisco courtroom Friday morning to plead not guilty to charges that he stole a drawing by Pablo Picasso from a gallery near Union Square last week.
While a gun was placed inside a woman's mouth, her face and hands were sliced by a man she was allegedly using drugs with in San Francisco's Pacific Heights.
A ballot measure to block San Francisco from raising or adding fees at its parks has sparked a passionate debate about how the city will fund park facilities without unduly restricting public access.
The driver of a University of California at San Francisco shuttle bus that collided with a big-rig on Octavia Boulevard Thursday morning may have ran a red light, police said Friday.
