President Obama To Visit San Francisco This Week
President Barack Obama will visit San Francisco later this week, the White House announced Monday.
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President Barack Obama will visit San Francisco later this week, the White House announced Monday.
San Francisco police were asking for the public's help to identify one or more burglars responsible for several burglaries at local churches within the past two months.
The fire started at the four-story, 26-unit apartment building on Leavenworth Street near Geary Street shortly before 9 a.m.
San Francisco is not currently known for extreme heat, but climate change could change that in the future.
The National Football League has dedicated the month of October as Breast Cancer Awareness month, and Sunday the San Francisco 49ers will do their part to heighten public awareness.
Nearly all the trains in the San Francisco Municipal Railway's fleet of light rail vehicles are undergoing a makeover thanks in part to $9 million in federal stimulus funds, the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency announced.
Customers who purchase select Fast Passes or receive disability discount passes will need to transition from traditional paper passes to a Clipper card when purchasing a November pass, the SFMTA said.
The stakes are high as the San Francisco Giants prepare for Saturday's opening game of the National League Championship Series versus the Philadelphia Phillies.
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said technology companies are instrumental to the Obama Administration's goals for promoting peace and prosperity abroad.
Federal prosecutors are gearing for the start of Barry Bonds perjury trial in March, submitting an outline of their legal strategy and a list of witnesses that includes former baseball players they intend to call.
Fisherman's Wharf merchants practiced their emergency preparedness skills on Friday. The event coincides with Sunday's 21st anniversary of the Loma Prieta earthquake.
San Francisco's political landscape is facing a possible big turnover this November, with its mayor and district attorney running for statewide office and four seats on the Board of Supervisors up for grabs.
It has been eight years since the Bay Area has seen one of its NFL teams put together a winning season, a drought that appears likely to continue in 2010.
It's World Series or bust in Philadelphia. Nothing less is acceptable in a city that's become spoiled by its baseball team's success.
The San Francisco 49ers are quickly catching on to the philosophical shift new coordinator Michael Johnson has brought to their offense.
Oakland Raiders quarterback Bruce Gradkowski missed practice for a second straight day Thursday with an injured shoulder and running back Darren McFadden said he is questionable for Sunday's game.
Charles Schwab reported Friday that its third-quarter net income slid 38 percent, with the retail brokerage logging a hefty charge from the 2008 default of a single structured investment linked to its money market mutual funds.
Police were asking the community for help in identifying two suspects who attacked two people at San Francisco's Coit Tower in August.
Wells Fargo said it won't halt foreclosures despite an employee's testimony that she signed up to 500 foreclosure documents daily without reading them.
A San Francisco man is being credited with helping an elderly woman get out of a burning apartment, even though he had a toddler in his arms.
For a good chunk of his childhood, Cody Ross wanted to be a rodeo clown.
A federal appeals court says a reporter who was allegedly roughed up by San Francisco police while filming a protest cannot sue the department for wrongful arrest.
Almost 75,000 people in San Francisco signed the initiative petition that put Proposition G on the ballot, which is a sign of dissatisfaction with Muni in general and Muni operators in particular.
A transgender woman is suing the LPGA over a requirement which states all competitors must be "female at birth."
Wednesday's high temperatures in San Francisco were expected to dip slightly from a day before, but warm temperatures were expected to persist.
