Appeals Court Won't Reconsider Facebook Settlement
A federal appeals court has refused to reconsider its decision ordering two former Harvard classmates of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg to accept a multimillion dollar settlement over the company.
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A federal appeals court has refused to reconsider its decision ordering two former Harvard classmates of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg to accept a multimillion dollar settlement over the company.
San Diego-based DataQuick reports Monday that the region's median sale price also dropped year-over-year for the seventh consecutive month.
San Francisco officials said they're rebuilding the backbone of the city's economy one small business at a time. One example is a new specialty shop that opened up in the Mission District this past month with the help of the city's Revolving Loan Fund.
Two people were injured on Alcatraz Island Monday afternoon in an accident involving a tram for visitors with mobility problems.
More than 50,000 people ran and walked the streets of San Francisco during Sunday's centennial Bay to Breakers footrace, which had fewer arrests for rowdiness.
A driver struck a motorcyclist on San Francisco's Lombard Street on Monday and continued driving with the motorcyclist still on the hood of the car.
Two portable toilets were set on fire within minutes of each other in San Francisco's Castro District early Sunday morning, a crime that has occurred dozens of times in recent years.
House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) hoped to rake in some big money during a two-day fundraising swing through the Bay Area this week.
San Francisco's composting program appears to be taking food out of the mouths of the city's hungry.
The mother of Brian Stow, the San Francisco Giants fan severely beaten outside Dodger Stadium, says her family harbors no resentment for Dodger fans or the city of Los Angeles.
A man fell off a roof while celebrating Sunday's 100th annual Bay to Breakers race across San Francisco, a police sergeant said.
Tens of thousands of runners crossed the finish line Sunday morning for a centennial 7-mile footrace through San Francisco.
Two men died after being shot in San Francisco's Bernal Heights neighborhood Saturday evening, a police spokesman said.
It wasn't exactly how Ryan Vogelsong envisioned his first career shutout. Nine innings or six, he'll take it.
Educators and students rallied across the Bay Area and state Friday to honor teachers and protest looming budget cuts to education.
San Francisco authorities are investigating a mother who said on a national television program that she gives her 8-year-old daughter Botox injections.
A Yemeni man accused of trying to storm the cockpit of a San Francisco-bound flight on Sunday was ordered by a federal magistrate Friday to be held in custody without bail.
A man and woman were robbed by two suspects who claimed to be selling a vehicle on Craigslist but instead robbed the victims in a meeting arranged near Candlestick Park in San Francisco on Thursday evening, police said.
A man turned himself in to San Francisco police last week in connection with a 1995 shooting that killed two people in the city's Mission District, a police spokesman said Friday.
The city's Municipal Transportation Agency is on pace to break its overtime budget by $18 million this year, a 55 percent cost overrun.
The founder of online classifieds site Craigslist has joined with the University of San Francisco to help equip a computer lab catering to low-income and tech-challenged residents in the city's Tenderloin District.
Getting a last minute doctor's appointment can be a challenge. A new medical group allows patients to book a same day appointment, but it comes with an annual fee.
A former San Francisco police officer accused of accepting money from taxi drivers in exchange for a passing grade on a written exam required for a permit was ordered Thursday by a judge to stand trial on bribery charges, a district attorney's office spokesman said.
Hoping to replicate San Francisco's success in establishing small parks, or parklets as they're known, on city streets, one Oakland business owner is pushing City Hall to move faster on allowing similar public living spaces in his city.
