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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.
The computer-aided dispatch system utilized by San Francisco's police and fire departments went down unexpectedly on Thursday.
A top American Legion official has accused the San Francisco Board of Trustees of being "veteran unfriendly" for rejecting a proposed veterans job center.
The San Francisco Police Department has come under fire again following the release of a video of possible police misconduct during a December drug bust.
State schools Superintendent Tom Torlakson joined dozens of teachers, nurses and firefighters at a state Capitol rally Wednesday.
After decades of denying gays and lesbians an official place in Presbyterian Church leadership, Wednesday the church officially voted to allow gay ordination. This move resonates with one San Francisco lesbian pastor who has spent 30 years trying to blend faith and sexuality.
A teenage boy accused of fatally shooting another teen in San Francisco's Silver Terrace neighborhood last month pleaded not guilty to murder charges in juvenile court Wednesday.
"Let your fingers do the walking" could be replaced with "let your finger do the clicking" in San Francisco. It's poised to become the first U.S. city to restrict delivery of Yellow Pages business directories.
San Francisco cab drivers attending the first of six town hall meetings scheduled over the next week, let the Municipal Transportation Agency know what they think of recent changes to how credit card fees are handled.
A man suspected of killing a pedestrian in a hit-and-run accident last week made his initial appearance in court Tuesday afternoon and was ordered held on $1 million bail.
Parent groups joined California teachers Tuesday on the front lines of a weeklong series of rallies against the possibility of deep budget cuts to education.
A man was hit in the head with a brick in what is believed to be a drug-related attack in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood on Monday night, police said.
The San Francisco-based organization, in just a few short years, has placed 1,000 dogs in loving homes.
Teachers marched in downtown San Francisco Monday and rallied at the state Capitol to launch a week of protests over the threat of deep budget cuts to public education.
Mayor Ed Lee has directed the city of San Francisco to provide free charges for electric vehicles at 19 city-owned garages and SFO.
