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San Francisco officials are considering legislation that would require that at least 50 percent of the workers hired to work on city projects would have to be San Francisco residents.
Police in San Francisco are investigating a gang-related shooting that left a man wounded in the head in the city's Bayview District Saturday morning.
The DJ spinning music after dark could become as common as the docent leading daytime tours in museums experimenting with new ways to increase attendance and avoid falling victim to the slow economy.
San Francisco's Transbay Terminal was turning into a pile of rubble, as crews took a wrecking ball Friday to the old building to make way for a new transit center.
An historic federal building in the heart of San Francisco's United Nations Plaza was ground zero for a ceremonial groundbreaking Thursday, ahead of a major seismic retrofit project.
San Francisco's legislation prohibiting toys from fast-food meals that don't meet certain nutritional standards may get a light-hearted skewering soon on Comedy Central's "The Daily Show."
San Francisco's Recreation and Park Commission approved a controversial plan to close a recycling center on the edge of Golden Gate Park.
A teenager was fatally shot in San Francisco's Visitacion Valley neighborhood on Thursday afternoon, police said.
Less than six months after warning budget problems might force it to end Saturday and Sunday train service, Caltrain has announced it will be expanding its service on weekends.
San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom said he will defer to Kamala Harris to name her own replacement as city district attorney.
A man accused of making more than 30 threatening phone calls to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi earlier this year was sentenced in federal court Thursday to 21 months in prison.
Five people were arrested Thursday when police uncovered an elaborate meth lab in one of the city's upscale shopping districts.
Foursquare, a popular startup that lets people share their location with friends through a mobile app, is working with production company Endemol USA to create a television series.
San Francisco police Thursday were investigating a fatal shooting in a Richmond District neighborhood Wednesday night, including reports by neighbors that a black Mercedes was seen speeding away from the crime scene.
The California Supreme Court Wednesday kept in place a second-degree murder conviction for a San Francisco woman whose dogs fatally mauled a neighbor in 2001.
A former San Francisco police officer was arrested Tuesday and arraigned Wednesday on bribery charges for allegedly accepting money from taxi drivers in exchange for a passing grade on a written examination required for a permit, according to the district attorney's office.
San Francisco Assessor-Recorder Phil Ting announced Wednesday his intent to run for mayor in November 2011, joining an already crowded field of candidates.
San Mateo County officials are urging San Francisco transportation leaders to scrap a plan that would charge commuters to enter or exit the city along its southern border.
The San Francisco Postal District is hosting its annual Letters to Santa Program this year in which community members can respond to letters written by kids and even offer small gifts.
A toned-down version of a tough local hiring ordinance will be taken up at the San Francisco Board of Supervisors Wednesday, with the same goal, but an extended time period to reach it.
Members of the Presidio Trust in San Francisco are considering a plan that could eventually lead to construction of a lodge at the Main Post for park visitors.
The so-called host city agreement has been sent to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors for approval, with an estimated $150 million price tag for renovations to the port and piers.
The first-degree murder conviction of an El Sobrante man who strangled his ex-girlfriend and stuffed her body into his car trunk five years ago has been upheld by a state appeals court in San Francisco.
