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The San Francisco Police Commission has moved to expedite the process to hire a new police chief.
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The San Francisco Police Commission has moved to expedite the process to hire a new police chief.
A 23-year-old Utah man accused of beating a San Francisco man to death with a skateboard on Christmas Day is due back in court on murder charges next week in a case his attorney described Wednesday as self-defense.
A San Francisco man shot by police earlier this month in the South of Market neighborhood after allegedly stabbing one officer with a knife pleaded not guilty Wednesday in court to assault charges.
San Francisco Board of Supervisors President David Chiu said residents will likely be asked to weigh in on pension reform in November.
What if you gave an anniversary party and the guests of honor didn't show up? That's what happened at San Francisco's Pier 39 Wednesday.
A rat poison-eating incident that hospitalized several students at a San Francisco school last week was not accidental, according to school district officials.
A man was shot after getting off a San Francisco Municipal Railway bus in the city's Mission District Tuesday morning, a police spokesman said.
The nation's largest gay rights group announced Tuesday that it plans to share the San Francisco storefront where Harvey Milk waged his historic political campaign with a nonprofit that provides suicide prevention services for gay youth.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee is reiterating his commitment to the city's hosting of the America's Cup in 2013. A newly formed management structure will ensure the yachting race goes off without a hitch.
Muni's on-time performance has been on a slow, but steady slide since the first three months of 2010, and many Muni passengers say they are not surprised by the numbers.
A 17-year-old boy who was killed in a shooting at a party in Bay Point late Friday night has been identified as Pacheco resident Kevin Rojas-Moreno, a Contra Costa County coroner's deputy said Monday.
Thousands of the youngest and oldest San Francisco public transit riders still don't have Clipper cards, forcing Muni to extend its deadline for phasing out discount fast passes. They had hoped to have it done by the end of this month.
Bay Area riders had many reasons for boarding Caltrain's "Freedom Train," which ran from San Jose to San Francisco Monday morning in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy, but most seemed to enjoy the experience.
By most accounts, Ed Lee has stayed under the radar for his entire career. Now, he's very much in the public eye, as San Francisco's new mayor.
The 10th Annual Dine About Town event offers deals at some of the top restaurants in the city.
A fire at a home in San Francisco's Inner Richmond neighborhood Saturday afternoon sent one person to a local hospital with smoke inhalation.
A man fatally shot at a lookout point atop Twin Peaks in San Francisco early Saturday morning has been identified by the medical examiner's office as Luis Venegas.
A bad underground cable was blamed for leaving more than 4,000 PG&E customers in the dark Friday night in and around San Francisco's Western Addition neighborhood, a utility spokesman said.
Police arrested a man Friday on suspicion of shooting another man to death in a cafe in San Francisco's Tenderloin on Thursday.
One of San Francisco's most beloved landmarks reopened to the public Friday after a seven-year, $21 million renovation.
San Francisco's new Mayor, Ed Lee, has described Muni as a transit system that's falling short of the mark, when compared to public transit in other big cities.
Seven San Francisco middle school students who were briefly hospitalized Thursday after coming into contact with rat poison they mistook for candy are now okay.
A man was shot dead Thursday afternoon by a gunman who chased him into a coffee shop at Polk and Geary streets, according to police.
Seven San Francisco middle school students were taken to hospitals Thursday after apparently mistaking rat poison for candy, according to authorities.
A 55-year-old man shot last week by San Francisco police after allegedly stabbing an officer is due in court next week on charges of assault with a deadly weapon.
