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A San Francisco Italian Consulate employee and his wife have been charged with turning a Brazilian woman into an indentured servant after luring her to the United States with promises of a better life.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors decided Tuesday to delay for a third time a vote on a plan by AT&T to upgrade its network in the city.
Visitors to the San Francisco Zoo got to see a Siberian tiger for the first time in more than a year Tuesday as the facility's newest big cat, Martha, made her first public appearance.
Home prices San Francisco and other major U.S. cities have risen for the first time in eight months, boosted by an annual flurry of spring buyers.
A store in San Francisco's Chinatown has stopped selling dishware that is leaching unsafe levels of lead, following a CBS 5 ConsumerWatch investigation.
San Francisco Muni officials have named a temporary replacement for outgoing Executive Director Nathaniel Ford.
Considered a "linchpin" of homeland security, a new center has opened on Yerba Buena Island aimed at making it easier for the Coast Guard to monitor vessels passing through the Bay.
San Francisco officials are calling for a renewal of a ban on handgun clips, this as the anniversary of the worst mass shooting in San Francisco history approaches.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors is looking at restoring police academy classes to help with an expected shortage of officers in the coming years.
Fares will be going up starting on Friday for those who use the Golden Gate Bridge Highway and Transportation District to commute.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors has twice delayed a vote on the company's plan, and after the second continuance last month, AT&T said it will propose a scaled-back version of the proposal.
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The California Street cable car line will be back on track Monday morning after a six-month shutdown for repairs, according to the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency.
Two teenage boys were injured when they were shot by someone on a bicycle in San Francisco's Bayview District on Sunday afternoon.
Two people were stabbed in separate attacks in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood early Monday morning.
A fire that burned a three-story building in San Francisco's North of Panhandle, or NoPa, neighborhood reached a second alarm Saturday afternoon, according to a fire captain.
Jonathan Sanchez has been placed on the 15-day disabled list for the San Francisco Giants with tendinitis in his left biceps following a recent string of erratic starts.
Five people were injured in a shooting near 7th and Market streets Saturday evening, two of them seriously, San Francisco police are reporting.
Tony Sipp balked home the go-ahead run with the bases loaded in the seventh inning, giving the San Francisco Giants a 1-0 victory over the error-prone Cleveland Indians on Saturday for their fourth straight victory.
The organizers of San Francisco's annual Gay Pride Parade say the financial hole they have been in for much of the past year has not affected this year's celebration.
San Francisco police were asking for the public's help Friday in solving the killing of a man whose body was found in a recycling bin at the city's Buena Vista Park earlier this month.
A majority of city workers' unions have actually signed off on Lee's reform package but they do not represent retired workers, who complained to the supervisors at the hearing that they were left out of the process.
A man allegedly stole his friend's car after they got into an argument in San Francisco's Mission District late Thursday night
The survey results were based on the responses of 432 CEOs and top executives across the Bay Area.
The San Francisco Police Department will increase patrols for the Pink Saturday Gay Pride celebration this weekend following deadly violence at the event a year ago.
