San Francisco sleeping pods for tech workers spark investigation
The growing interest in a San Francisco sleeping pod complex has drawn the attention of city officials.
The growing interest in a San Francisco sleeping pod complex has drawn the attention of city officials.
Biden pledges action on patient health, AI initiatives during Bay Area visit
The President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) met with President Joe Biden Wednesday presenting policy recommendations on extreme weather, public health workforce, patient safety, and research and development.
The President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) met with President Joe Biden Wednesday presenting policy recommendations on extreme weather, public health workforce, patient safety, and research and development.
2 historic Fisherman's Wharf restaurants face eviction over claims of unpaid rent
Two historic restaurants in Fisherman's Wharf are facing eviction by the Port of San Francisco, which claims the restaurants owe hundreds of thousands of dollars in rent.
Two historic restaurants in Fisherman's Wharf are facing eviction by the Port of San Francisco, which claims the restaurants owe hundreds of thousands of dollars in rent.
Biden meets with tech leaders to talk artificial intelligence benefits
President Joe Biden is winding down his latest Bay Area visit. This will be a short visit for the president, who is in town fundraising and talking science.
President Joe Biden is winding down his latest Bay Area visit. This will be a short visit for the president, who is in town fundraising and talking science.
'No Turn on Red' signs could be going up all over San Francisco
City leaders in San Francisco have been scrambling to come up with ways to improve pedestrian safety, especially after a four-year-old child was killed in a crosswalk last month.
City leaders in San Francisco have been scrambling to come up with ways to improve pedestrian safety, especially after a four-year-old child was killed in a crosswalk last month.
Biden meets science and technology advisors during Bay Area campaign stop
President Biden's second day in the Bay Area will begin with a meeting of the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology in San Francisco at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday.
President Biden's second day in the Bay Area will begin with a meeting of the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology in San Francisco at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday.
Architect proposes to bring Legoland to SF's Westfield Mall
As more retailers leave San Francisco's Westfield Mall, people are floating ideas for what to do with the vacant space. One architect is pushing for it to become a Legoland.
As more retailers leave San Francisco's Westfield Mall, people are floating ideas for what to do with the vacant space. One architect is pushing for it to become a Legoland.
Candidate for San Francisco mayor says city's crisis is its leadership
The race for San Francisco mayor is heating up and now has 29 candidates vying for the position.
The race for San Francisco mayor is heating up and now has 29 candidates vying for the position.
San Francisco supervisors to vote on algebra ballot measure
Some San Francisco leaders want more middle school students to be able to take algebra.
Some San Francisco leaders want more middle school students to be able to take algebra.
75 year old Mexican-American artist gifts mural to BART
Michael Rios, a Mexican-American artist created a number of murals in San Francisco's Mission District. He painted his first more than 50 years ago in 1972. And he's still painting.
Michael Rios, a Mexican-American artist created a number of murals in San Francisco's Mission District. He painted his first more than 50 years ago in 1972. And he's still painting.
San Francisco can enforce laws on homeless who refuse shelter services
San Francisco can again enforce laws around the removal of homeless encampments following a recent clarification from a federal court that stems from a lawsuit over the treatment of unhoused residents on city streets.
San Francisco can again enforce laws around the removal of homeless encampments following a recent clarification from a federal court that stems from a lawsuit over the treatment of unhoused residents on city streets.
How a potential government shutdown could jeopardize SF Fleet Week
We are now just one week away from a possible federal government shutdown and that could impact upcoming Fleet Week activities.
We are now just one week away from a possible federal government shutdown and that could impact upcoming Fleet Week activities.
Video: CHP air-rescues 3 people in separate incidents over the weekend
The California Highway Patrol’s Golden Gate Division Air Operations were busy over the weekend with three daring rescues in San Francisco’s Lands End and two others in Marin County.
The California Highway Patrol’s Golden Gate Division Air Operations were busy over the weekend with three daring rescues in San Francisco’s Lands End and two others in Marin County.
Jury orders SF's Marriott Marquis hotel to pay $20m in disability lawsuit
The Marriott Marquis hotel in San Francisco is on the hook for $20 million after a jury found it failed to accommodate an employee's disability.
The Marriott Marquis hotel in San Francisco is on the hook for $20 million after a jury found it failed to accommodate an employee's disability.
Person dies after being struck by Caltrain in San Francisco
One person is dead after being struck by a Caltrain in San Francisco.
One person is dead after being struck by a Caltrain in San Francisco.
SF Chinatown kicks off 33rd annual Moon Cake festival
San Francisco Chinatown launched its 33rd annual Autumn Moon Cake Festival Saturday afternoon in a celebration of traditional Chinese culture.
San Francisco Chinatown launched its 33rd annual Autumn Moon Cake Festival Saturday afternoon in a celebration of traditional Chinese culture.
SFPD 'bait car' lands two arrests, assault pistol
A San Francisco police bait car was used to arrested two individuals on Friday, the department announced. Police also recovered an illegal assault pistol.
A San Francisco police bait car was used to arrested two individuals on Friday, the department announced. Police also recovered an illegal assault pistol.
Latest pedestrian death in San Francisco prompts calls for safer roads
Pressure is being put on San Francisco lawmakers to improve traffic safety along a major thoroughfare in the Mission District. It comes after yet another pedestrian lost their life in the City this week.
Pressure is being put on San Francisco lawmakers to improve traffic safety along a major thoroughfare in the Mission District. It comes after yet another pedestrian lost their life in the City this week.
SF supervisor responds after Elon Musk calls for politician's firing over city's 'destruction'
Elon Musk called for San Francisco's District 5 County Supervisor Dean Preston to be fired for overseeing what he claimed was the destruction of the city.
Elon Musk called for San Francisco's District 5 County Supervisor Dean Preston to be fired for overseeing what he claimed was the destruction of the city.
Video: Burger joint burglars come up empty handed
Thieves broke into a San Francisco restaurant recently but couldn't steal any money because the owner had stopped accepting cash after an earlier burglary.
Thieves broke into a San Francisco restaurant recently but couldn't steal any money because the owner had stopped accepting cash after an earlier burglary.