Stem Cell Research Building Opens At UCSF
The University of California at San Francisco's Parnassus campus is now officially the home to a new state of the art stem cell research building.
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The University of California at San Francisco's Parnassus campus is now officially the home to a new state of the art stem cell research building.
San Francisco is getting ready to begin the environmental review process to bring the America's Cup to San Francisco.
Look for "Question Time" to begin at the San Francisco Board of Supervisors early next month. That's when the supervisors will get their first chance to publicly question Mayor Ed Lee.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee joined Supervisors David Chiu and Jane Kim proposed tax breaks to Twitter and other companies to relocate to the city's Mid-Market neighborhood.
A San Francisco supervisor is proposing legislation to make it easier for tenants to find housing when they are displaced by a disaster.
Nearly five decades after the most famous escape attempt from Alcatraz, the investigation continues into the disappearance of three fugitive inmates.
Wells Fargo & Co. said Tuesday Chief Financial Officer Howard Atkins is retiring and the lender has named Timothy Sloan as successor, effective immediately.
The death of a runner in a half-marathon in San Francisco this weekend has prompted city officials to investigate whether race organizers provided sufficient medical resources for the event.
Less than a month after leaving MSNBC, liberal lightning rod Keith Olbermann said Tuesday he is headed to Current TV, the San Francisco-based national public affairs channel launched six years ago by former Vice President Al Gore.
A Fisherman's Wharf souvenir shop worker accused of fatally shooting two employees at a neighboring business last month pleaded not guilty to the charges in San Francisco Superior Court Tuesday morning.
Ultimately, it appeared the idea would be headed for the back burner for the time being.
All lanes of southbound U.S. Highway 101 just south of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco have been reopened following a solo vehicle crash early Tuesday morning that injured the car's driver and passenger, a California Highway Patrol officer said.
Some top San Francisco police brass got big payouts for leftover vacation time and unused sick days when they retired from the department.
African-Americans account for nearly half of new HIV infections, despite being only 13 percent of the nation's population.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee is stepping up his campaign to nail down federal transit funding for a number of big projects.
Firefighters near San Francisco's Castro district were able to extinguish a two-alarm fire Monday morning before there were any injuries.
A man collapsed and died just before crossing the finish line of a half marathon in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park Sunday morning, a fire dispatcher said.
The unseasonably warm weather broke at least a half a dozen records around the Bay Area, including in Napa, Santa Rosa, San Francisco and San Jose.
A San Francisco task force charged with devising strategies for reducing Hepatitis C infections has recommended a drop-in center where drug users can obtain needles and shoot up.
How safe are your possessions when you store them in a storage facility? CBS 5 ConsumerWatch went through police statistics in three Bay Area cities to find out.
Training a generation of young workers for jobs in the green sector and the health industry can help lead the country out of chronically high unemployment, Rep. Barbara Lee said Friday.
San Francisco police and fire investigators are looking into another suspicious fire in the city's Castro District Friday morning, the fourth in the area in the past two days.
"Bad cabs" could find themselves out of pocket, if legislation before a San Francisco Board of Supervisors' committee is advanced and, ultimately, adopted by the full board.
The state agency behind California's proposed $43 billion high-speed rail line has recommended delaying the environmental impact report on segments running through two densely populated areas until at least next year.
State air quality regulators must conduct further analysis before fully implementing California's landmark 2006 climate law, a trial court judge has said.
