Zazzle Named Title Sponsor For Bay To Breakers
The 2011 Bay to Breakers race has signed a new title sponsor just nine weeks before the event's centennial, organizers announced Friday.
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The 2011 Bay to Breakers race has signed a new title sponsor just nine weeks before the event's centennial, organizers announced Friday.
A new formula to make it easier for students to attend a public school close to home turned out to be less popular than school district officials anticipated.
A 19-year-old man was convicted earlier this week of gun and drug charges along with an enhancement for his participation in a criminal street gang, San Francisco District Attorney George Gascon announced Thursday.
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A man was pushed to the ground and had his laptop and wallet stolen in a robbery in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood early Friday morning, police said.
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San Francisco police quietly began enforcing the city's new sit-lie ordinance last week, although no citations have been issued yet, a police spokesman said Thursday.
A Utah man on Wednesday was ordered to stand trial for allegedly beating a man to death with a skateboard in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury neighborhood on Christmas Day—a case his attorney has described as self-defense.
Three men were arraigned Thursday morning in connection with an alleged hate crime attack on two Mexican nationals in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood in November, District Attorney George Gascon said.
Twitter officials told San Francisco city leaders on Tuesday that the company plans to lease offices in the Mid-Market neighborhood if it receives a payroll tax exemption.
While state and federal health officials are downplaying the risk of nuclear radiation from Japan, the EPA is deploying more electronic radiation monitors.
It's now up to the mayor to pick the new San Francisco police chief from three names given to him by the police commission.
Eight months ahead of election day, an exclusive CBS 5 KPIX-TV poll finds the front-runner in the San Francisco mayoral race is a candidate who isn't even running.
San Francisco officials were set to announce a smartphone application that would send alerts to people trained in CPR so they could respond to nearby cardiac emergencies.
A San Francisco woman was ordered to stand trial for accusations that she cheated customers out of money through her travel agency.
A man was injured in a shooting in San Francisco's Visitacion Valley neighborhood on Tuesday afternoon, police said Wednesday.
Commuters will be able to drive the new approach to the Golden Gate Bridge from San Francisco well before the project is completed in 2014.
Japan's nuclear crisis is spiking demand in the Bay Area and much of the West Coast for a cheap drug that can protect against one type of radiation damage—even though the risk is only in Japan.
At least five people were shot outside a bar in San Francisco's Mission District Monday night, a police spokesman said.
A total of 68 drug and robbery cases in San Francisco have been dropped in light of a probe into allegations of police misconduct, a spokesman for the district attorney's office said Tuesday.
Facebook will soon begin testing a service that will provide its members local discounts, a move that will put it in direct competition with daily-deals giant Groupon.
San Francisco pedestrians and concerned residents complained at Monday's Board of Supervisor's Meeting when a committee held a hearing on using Segways on the paths of Golden Gate Park.
Three men were hospitalized in two separate attacks near the same intersection in San Francisco's Western Addition neighborhood less than 24 hours apart this weekend, police said.
A man was shot while driving his car in San Francisco's Bayview-Hunters Point neighborhood early Sunday morning, police said.
A trackside problem on the BART system in San Francisco has been repaired Monday morning, a spokesman said, though trains are still running at least 10 minutes behind schedule.
