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UPDATE: Two fires that broke out within a block of each other in San Francisco's Castro District early Thursday morning were believed to have been intentionally set, a fire spokeswoman said.
A survey by the online magazine The Daily Beast ranks the city by the Bay as the most vain city in the country, more narcissistic than New York or Los Angeles.
Grenades were found Thursday morning in a residential garage in San Francisco's Potrero Hill neighborhood, prompting the closure of surrounding streets for nearly two hours while the devices were safely removed, a police spokesman said.
Gap Inc. said its profit for the fiscal year just ended will come in higher than expected, as revenue at stores open at least a year rose 1 percent in January.
A San Francisco police officer has been charged with stealing a car registration sticker from a driver he pulled over and then affixing the tag to his own car.
Muni officials voted unanimously on Wednesday to write $55 tickets to employees caught parking in an MTA lot without an $80 a month permit.
A man accused of killing a Sacramento woman and then burning her body and car in San Francisco's Lower Haight neighborhood last week pleaded not guilty to murder and arson charges.
A popular boating spot in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park is about to begin a new era, according to the city's Recreation and Park Department.
San Francisco-based Link TV is giving its audience a broad view of events unfolding in Egypt, as Al Jazeera English language broadcasts have been bumped from about 30 minutes each day to a full 12 hours.
A souvenir shop worker at San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf who is accused of murdering two workers at the business next door Sunday night was being held Wednesday at San Francisco General Hospital and failed to appear in court for arraignment.
PG&E announced Tuesday that it would share specific information about its natural gas pipeline infrastructure with fire departments in San Francisco and Fremont to protect first responders in the event of a gas-related fire.
The man who scaled a luxury tower in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood in September was sentenced to probation, community service and restitution.
The city's transportation authority agreed Tuesday to move forward with a plan to issue special street parking permits to nannies, after local parents said current parking restrictions pose a safety risk to kids.
San Francisco prosecutors Tuesday charged a Fisherman's Wharf merchant accused of gunning down two rivals Sunday night with two counts of murder.
Following a string of violent and deadly incidents at San Francisco nightclubs, a city supervisor has called for an economic audit of the local entertainment industry.
Two San Francisco Municipal Railway employees have been placed on administrative leave after allowing an unoccupied Muni bus to drift down Van Ness Avenue and crash into a light pole Tuesday morning, an agency spokesman said.
Board of Supervisors President David Chiu plans to introduce a proposal on Tuesday that would require a consumer's approval before the Yellow Pages could be dropped off at a home or office.
Prop L allows police officers to cite individuals for sitting, lounging or panhandling on a sidewalk in San Francisco without a citizen's complaint having first been lodged.
The proposed settlement stems from San Francisco's claims that Office Depot over-billed the city for supplies.
Williams-Sonoma Inc. said Tuesday its board has approved a $125 million stock repurchase program.
A state appeals court Monday upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit filed by family members who claimed the city of San Francisco's former sanctuary policy contributed to the fatal shooting of a father and two sons.
A man was arrested Sunday night on suspicion of fatally shooting another man in San Francisco's Potrero Hill neighborhood, police said.
UPDATE: Police have identified the identities of two merchants shot dead at a souvenir shop near San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf Sunday night, as well as that of the suspect.
San Francisco officials are also reportedly talking to ACT and the Bay Area Theatre Coalition about moving to Mid-Market, a street that is still very troubled but is considered a place that, with some TLC, could undergo a cultural renaissance.
The U.S Coast Guard rescued a crewmember from a ship en route to Panama on Sunday, after he was burned by one of the ships boilers three days earlier.
