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The information will be used to see where bees are thriving - and where they need a little help in order to blossom.
An ATM service company employee has pleaded not guilty to charges that he stole $180,000 from Bank of America ATMs in Daly City and San Francisco.
A man has been convicted of kidnapping and rape charges in a cold hit case from 2001, the San Francisco District Attorney's Office announced Thursday.
San Francisco has banned the unsolicited distribution of Yellow Pages with the first such ordinance in the nation.
Two men were injured in a shooting in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood early this morning, police said.
The current operator of the Stow Lake boathouse has been asked to leave by the end of the month so the new vendor can begin to move in.
A man was arrested Wednesday afternoon after allegedly impersonating a police officer and attacking another man in San Francisco's Mid-Market neighborhood, police said.
A judge's ruling could threaten the San Francisco Housing Authority's future use of injunctions to keep people with criminal pasts away from public housing projects.
A soccer match between two of the top international club teams will be held at San Francisco's AT&T Park in July, organizers announced Wednesday.
A San Francisco man who learned his own lessons the hard way is now working full time to help others beat alcohol and drug addiction. That dedication has earned him this week's Jefferson Award.
Widespread support for a charter amendment to overhaul San Francisco's public employee pension system has not deterred the public defender from collecting signatures to put a competing measure on the November ballot.
San Francisco is suing three insurance companies on claims that they underpaid San Francisco General Hospital for emergency services given to policyholders.
San Francisco's controversial sit-lie ordinance has been mostly ineffective, a police lieutenant said at a department meeting Wednesday.
A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle in San Francisco's Marina District Wednesday morning, police said, and is now on life support.
A man suffered life-threatening injuries when he was thrown to the ground during an attack in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood on Tuesday afternoon, police said.
A plan to upgrade AT&T's network in San Francisco was again delayed by the Board of Supervisors Tuesday.
Street sellers run a brisk business at commuter hubs all over San Francisco, a black market that sells Muni tickets for half the regular $2 fare.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee and several city officials gathered at City Hall Tuesday to announce a measure for the November ballot that proposes widespread reform to city workers' pensions and health benefits.
A heckler briefly interrupted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to Congress before U.S. Capitol police removed the protester from the chamber.
As part of its plans to go electric, the federal government is buying a small fleet of Chevy Volts and will install power stations in San Francisco and four other cities across the country.
Three teenage boys have been arrested in connection with an attack on a San Francisco Municipal Railway bus driver during a skirmish over transfer slips.
Fun neighborhood cafes where both parents and kids can let their hair down are much sought-after venues. From rowdy, anything-goes to quaint and neighorboody, we have you covered.
The San Francisco Bay Area has long been a tourist Mecca, with no shortage of attractions and landmarks on the must-see list.
A Yemeni man's arraignment on a federal charge of interfering with a flight crew on a San Francisco-bound American Airlines flight earlier this month was postponed Tuesday morning.
