Dozens Left Homeless After SF SoMa Fire
Dozens of people have been left homeless after a four-alarm fire in a residential hotel in San Francisco's South of Market area.
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Dozens of people have been left homeless after a four-alarm fire in a residential hotel in San Francisco's South of Market area.
San Francisco police said they made seven arrests Wednesday in connection with the slaying of a German tourist near Union Square nine months ago.
A fractured webbed foot is no cause for a swan song for Bella, an injured swan who resides at the Palace of Fine Arts lagoon in San Francisco.
A federal grand jury has indicted three suspected gang members in the fatal shooting of a man after an altercation on a San Francisco bus.
A man who was brutally beaten in a fight in San Francisco's Bernal Heights neighborhood in March has died, and prosecutors filed murder charges Wednesday against another man arrested for the attack.
A new controller's report says eliminating San Francisco's payroll tax on stock options would cost the city up to $75,000 a year in future revenue.
Sheriff Michael Hennessey announced Tuesday that he is endorsing Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi as his successor in November's election.
Taxi cab drivers went to San Francisco City Hall Tuesday to complain about new fees they're being charged for credit card transactions.
A bomb threat Tuesday morning at the Jewish Community Center of San Francisco in Laurel Heights appeared to have been a false alarm, a police spokesman said.
Five people were taken to hospitals with minor injuries after a crash on San Francisco's Doyle Drive Tuesday afternoon that snarled traffic for more than an hour.
A San Francisco Board of Supervisors committee on Monday approved a $1.5 billion project to transform Treasure Island, and the full board could vote on the proposal in two weeks.
A man was arrested late Monday afternoon at Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco for allegedly grabbing an elderly man and throwing him to the ground in an unprovoked attack.
Mid-Market was once a thriving theater district, and the hope at City Hall now is to create an updated version of that.
More than three years after the tiger attack that killed a teenage zoo visitor on Christmas Day, the San Francisco Zoo is getting a new Siberian tiger.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee released Monday the first part of his proposed budget for fiscal year 2011-2012.
California and San Francisco officials said Monday that they had not detected any credible threats in the immediate aftermath of Osama bin Laden's death.
Almost a year after San Francisco's understaffed crime lab took heat for failing to link criminals with several high-profile violent crimes, staffing is even worse.
California high-speed rail officials are set to vote this week on a proposal to launch the bullet trains through the Peninsula on fixed-up Caltrain tracks, rather than brand-new ones.
The Municipal Transportation Agency needs to boost revenue to defray higher administrative and enforcement costs, among other things.
Things were back to normal Monday at Alcatraz Island after a malfunctioning fire alarm caused the evacuation of more than 1,000 tourists from the island Sunday afternoon, a National Park Service spokeswoman said.
A suspicious package that caused a scare in San Francisco's Inner Sunset neighborhood Monday morning turned out to be an empty suitcase, police and fire officials said.
A female driver and her one-year-old passenger were hospitalized Monday morning after she crashed into a fire hydrant in San Francisco's Mission District, police said.
Chief Greg Suhr told CBS 5 on Sunday night that the SFPD was on heightened alert as news of Osama Bin Laden's death spread across the globe.
Tours of Alcatraz Island were canceled after a false fire alarm Sunday afternoon prompted the evacuation of about 1,100 people from the popular San Francisco tourist attraction.
