San Francisco Fleet Week Bigger This Year
2010's Fleet Week in San Francisco is being billed as the biggest in 20 years.
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2010's Fleet Week in San Francisco is being billed as the biggest in 20 years.
A new report ranks San Francisco's parking meter rates and fines among the highest in the country.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi projected an air of supreme confidence as she campaigned in San Francisco Wednesday, refusing to entertain even the possibility that she could lose her speakership on November 2.
Police are searching for a prolific Bay Area scam artist who they say is impersonating a Motown legend.
In a nondescript Mission District apartment building, in a tiny room, lives a David who has taken on a Goliath.
Brian Wilson's bushy facial hair is attracting serious attention for the San Francisco closer. His bright orange good-luck shoes have become a sideshow these days.
The U.S. Coast Guard rescued a man from the water near the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge late Wednesday morning after he apparently fell off his boat, Coast Guard Petty Officer Laura Alcon said.
More than 34,000 pounds of chicken were delivered to the San Francisco Food Bank this morning to help feed hungry families in the city, according to the organization.
San Francisco supervisors Tuesday fell one vote short of overturning a mayoral veto on a proposed fee on alcohol.
San Francisco's Board of Supervisors has voted to approve a nonbinding term sheet for hosting the 34th America's Cup in 2013.
South of Market hotels appear to have been hit especially hard by a recent bed beg infestation, and as KCBS' Bob Melrose reports, the recent heat wave is taking a fair share of the blame.
San Francisco supervisors were considering legislation that would encourage residents to go to salons that use chemical-free nail polish.
Flight crews arrived Monday at San Francisco International Airport in preparation for the city's annual Fleet Week air show, which officially launches Thursday and runs through Oct. 12.
Evan Williams on Monday became the second Twitter co-founder to step aside after a two-year stint, making way for a colleague considered to be better suited for steering the next phase of the company's rapid growth.
An effort to force fast-food restaurants to make the meals they market to children healthier passed a San Francisco Board of Supervisors committee Monday.
A San Francisco Supervisors' Committee took action Monday to encourage nail salons to replace toxic products with ones that don't pose a risk to manicurists and their customers.
An arsonist burned several portable toilets in San Francisco over the weekend in what seems to have become an annual ritual in the city.
A proposal that would have San Francisco sending its trash to a landfill in Yuba County is moving closer to reality.
A public-private partnership to strengthen business ties between San Francisco and China has added a second office in China, San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom's office announced Friday.
A San Francisco police officer accused of instructing a rookie officer to lie about a suspect's escape won't be fired for the cover-up.
State Assemblyman Tom Ammiano, D-San Francisco, is authoring a bill to provide financing powers to the Port of San Francisco to develop part of the city's waterfront in its bid to host the next America's Cup, a spokesman said Thursday.
A water main rupture that sprayed a San Francisco intersection with water Thursday morning occurred because the pipe is old and made of materials no longer used by the city, a water department official said.
A San Francisco Superior Court judge on Thursday issued a preliminary injunction to keep two rival gangs out of the Visitacion Valley neighborhood.
The federal judge who struck down California's gay marriage ban as unconstitutional this year announced Wednesday he is retiring from the bench after 21 years.
