Pedestrian Killed In San Francisco Hit-And-Run
A pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run accident in San Francisco's Mission District, a police spokesman said.
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A pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run accident in San Francisco's Mission District, a police spokesman said.
United Airlines was working Saturday to rebook hundreds of passengers whose flights were cancelled Friday due to a downed computer system, an airport duty manager said.
A San Francisco man removed from a U.S. Airways flight and arrested over his sagging pants has posted bail. Meanwhile, video of the confrontation between the pilot and passenger has surfaced.
The 100,000 U.S. troops now stationed in Afghanistan should be trimmed to 10,000 to 25,000 within the next 18 months, Sen. Barbara Boxer said Friday.
A San Francisco parking and traffic employee was shot in the shoulder blade while working in a city vehicle in the Bayview District Friday morning, police and fire officials said.
Bella the swan is moving out after receiving a less than gracious reception from her brother and sister-in-law at the lagoon near San Francisco's Palace of Fine Arts, Recreation and Park Department officials said.
The San Francisco Municipal Railway's N-Judah and J-Church lines resumed regular service Friday morning after overnight service repairs.
The University of New Mexico football player was boarding a U.S. Airways flight to Albuquerque when a flight attendant said his baggy pants needed to be pulled up to cover his underwear.
A Muni Metro train caused damage inside a subway tunnel Thursday, leading to major delays throughout the system during the afternoon commute.
All southbound lanes on the Golden Gate Bridge were blocked Thursday afternoon following a multi-vehicle head-on collision.
A liquor store in San Francisco's Mission District had its license to sell booze revoked Thursday as the culmination of a three year administrative process.
An argument between two groups of people led to a shooting that seriously injured a passerby in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood Thursday morning, a police spokesman said.
Nathaniel Ford's 5 ½ year tenure as head of the Municipal Transportation Agency will end June 30, city officials announced Wednesday.
These vessels are ready at the drop of a dime for any emergency. Ron Longinotti asked this Good Question: What are those strange looking ships docked at Pier 50?
A historic San Francisco hotel that has hosted the likes of President John F. Kennedy and Prince Charles is up for sale after a plan to convert part of it into luxury condominiums failed.
A suspicious package that prompted a shelter-in-place warning at the Federal Building at 450 Golden Gate Ave. in San Francisco this afternoon has been deemed harmless.
A grass-roots organization is trying to bring to light what they call one of the city's most dangerous intersections in the Bayview District.
The official America's Cup competitors list has been revealed, and the field, which could still grow, consists of eight teams from seven countries. The international field represents China, France, Italy, New Zealand, Korea, Sweden and the U.S., and as many as three more teams could be added.
The Bay Area's median home price fell more than 9 percent last month to $372,000 from $410,000 in May 2010, the region's sharpest year-over-year drop in nearly two years.
A military program sponsored by the Department of Defense will likely continue to be offered at seven San Francisco high schools for another two years.
San Francisco is poised to revive a "Clean Streets" program that fell by the wayside during the city's budget crisis. The program targets trash in neighborhood commercial districts.
First Lady Michelle Obama dropped in on the Bay Area Tuesday for a two-stop fundraising visit expected to net thousands for her husband's re-election campaign.
Public comment was being sought about the proposal, in accordance with state law - which requires so-called "Beilenson hearings" prior to any cuts in healthcare.
The goal of giving away the potentially life-changing computer gear - via the Bridge to Success summer program - is to push minority 12th graders onto a path toward higher education.
An arbitrator declared that the terms of the agreement rejected by Muni operators will become the binding contract for the next three years.
