Giants Kick Off World Series Trophy Tour
The San Francisco Giants' World Series trophy tour starts Tuesday in Sacramento and will feature the team's trophies from both 2010 and 2012.
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The San Francisco Giants' World Series trophy tour starts Tuesday in Sacramento and will feature the team's trophies from both 2010 and 2012.
Relatives of a Giants fan who died after sustaining serious injuries during the World Series victory celebration are offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible.
The off-season goal of the World Series champion San Francisco Giants is simple. "We're going to try to keep the team together as much as possible," Giants CEO and President Larry Baer said.
A full postseason share for the World Series champion San Francisco Giants was worth a record $377,003, breaking the mark that had stood since the 2006 St. Louis Cardinals.
San Francisco police arrested an Oakland man Friday in connection with the vandalism and arson of a Muni bus during celebrations of the San Francisco Giants' World Series win.
Nicholas Hudson, 19, of Daly City, is one of several people accused of vandalizing and torching the 8X-Bayshore Express bus around 12:30 a.m. on Oct. 29, hours after the Giants had beaten the Detroit Tigers to clinch the World Series.
A man who was injured while celebrating the San Francisco Giants' World Series win in the city's Haight-Ashbury neighborhood has died, police said Thursday.
San Francisco police arrested a second suspect Wednesday in the destruction of a San Francisco Municipal Railway bus following last month's Giants' World Series win.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency board of directors honored bus driver Alan Yam with a proclamation for keeping his eight passengers safe and evacuating them from the bus before it was destroyed by fire.
A man accused of smashing the windshield of a Muni bus last week after the Giants' World Series victory pleaded not guilty to felony vandalism charges, but his attorney said that he acknowledges responsibility for the incident.
San Francisco Municipal Railway is out about $1 million because its insurance does not cover the damage caused by vandals who set a bus on fire during revelry after the Giants' World Series win, a Muni spokesman said Monday.
BART set a new record ridership thanks to Giants fans who streamed into San Francisco for Wednesday's big victory parade.
A baby Francois' langur monkey born at the San Francisco Zoo last month that some believe brought the Giants luck in their World Series bid has been named after relief pitcher Sergio Romo.
It's the calm after the storm, the morning after the crazy party you never really wanted to see end.
All told, more than 1 1/2 tons of confetti filled the street following the Giants parade.
BART, Caltrain, Muni and Golden Gate ferries all saw huge crowds as revelers headed to San Francisco for the Giants victory parade.
Throngs of people, estimated at more than one million, lined San Francisco's Market Street Wednesday to watch the ticker tape parade celebrating the San Francisco Giants 2012 World Series Championship.
San Francisco police on Wednesday released a video of suspects believed to be responsible for the arson of a Muni bus after the Giants' World Series victory on Sunday.
KCBS, CBS 5 and Chronicle Insider Phil Matier said there will be even more confetti this time around as the Giants and their fans celebrate another World Series championship.
Police in San Francisco have arrested a 22-year-old man on charges of vandalism related to a public transit bus that was destroyed after the Giants won the World Series.
Nine people have been charged with crimes following the Giants' World Series-clinching victory Sunday night and authorities are asking for the public's help in finding out who was responsible for other vandalism in the city.
Besides the $700,000 Muni bus that was set ablaze, Larry Moore's two-seated shoeshine stand was torched in Sunday's post-World Series Giants win and celebrations.
More than one million people are expected to pack into San Francisco Wednesday for the Giants' ticker tape parade along Market St. in honor of the team's Sunday night World Series win.
Fresh from their World Series sweep, the San Francisco Giants were arriving home Monday, and a jubilant Bay Area was preparing to celebrate their arrival.
For the second time in three years, the city of San Francisco is gearing up for a ticker-tape parade to celebrate a World Series victory for their Giants.
