San Francisco To Consider Ban on Yellow Pages
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.
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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.
In the wake of at least three recent officer-related shootings, the San Francisco Police Department is reviving efforts to equip officers with electronic stun guns.
Firefighters responded to a one-alarm blaze at a house in San Francisco's Mission District Sunday morning.
A federal appeals court has denied the government's request to suspend a lawsuit challenging the military's ban on openly gay service members.
San Francisco's tightly regulated residential parking permits may soon be available to childcare providers, thanks to a group of local parents who say nanny parking is a safety issue for kids.
Several apartment buildings near San Francisco's Hayes Valley neighborhood were evacuated Thursday evening after a woman received an antiaircraft mortar projectile in the mail instead of the cooking mold she ordered online, a police sergeant said.
An alleged MS-13 gang member accused in the 2008 fatal shootings of a San Francisco father and two of his sons is expected to go on trial for murder in late June, prosecutors said Friday.
Thousands of Bay Area residents will have an opportunity to appear in a major motion picture alongside Matt Damon, Kate Winslet and Jude Law...
A pilot program that requires vehicles to turn right at spots along San Francisco's Market Street could be made permanent in the coming months, San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency officials said Friday.
Two men facing murder charges in connection with the 2006 crash that killed a San Francisco police officer during a high-speed police chase are now weighing plea offers of 15 years in state prison, after the driver was given a life sentence earlier this week.
An annual trade show for Apple aficionados is now open to the public in San Francisco.
Cuttings from a native San Francisco plant once thought extinct in the wild are now yielding hundreds of new seedlings.
A key committee of the Golden Gate Bridge District Board voted Thursday to begin the process of cutting toll collectors on the span to reportedly save nearly $2 million annually.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee is reaching out to Twitter in the hope of getting the networking giant to keep its headquarters in the city.
President Barack Obama has named a veteran gay rights activist and California State University trustee to a seat on the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights.
Crab season is in full swing, and at Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco Thursday, chefs were paired with local celebrities in a crab cracking contest for charity.
