San Francisco

The two-story facility sits on a massive steel float and will begin operating in the spring of 2021.

A new floating fire station, possibly the first of its kind in the world, arrived at its permanent home in San Francisco Thursday morning.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed is facing questions for a dinner she recently attended at the famed French Laundry.

A couple in Hawaii is facing reckless endangerment charges after boarding a flight with their 4-year-old despite having tested positive for COVID-19, police said.

You won’t want to mess with this San Francisco Mission District grandma.

Many urban centers have seen residents move out in large numbers since the start of stay-at-home orders in March, but the shift has been especially dramatic for San Francisco, a city that was already experiencing rapid change because of the tech industry, NBC News reports.

A former San Francisco police officer who fatally shot an unarmed carjacking suspect in 2017 has been charged with manslaughter.

If you want to tally how many days it’s been since San Francisco began its pandemic lockdown — you could just count the number of virtual concerts by musicians Meredith Axelrod and Craig Ventresco. Two-hundred and fifty this coming Sunday.

Ross Thomas visits the The Ice Cream Bar, a retro-style soda fountain in San Francisco, for a nostalgic treat that features everyone’s favorite fall ingredient—pumpkin! Watch as he shows us how to whip up a delicious Pumpkin Ice Cream Float with Gingersnap Caramelized Maple Soda.

San Francisco officials Wednesday rejected the Golden State Warriors’ plan to have fans at Chase Center for the 2020-21 season, citing public health risks.

The Federal Trade Commission filed a civil complaint against Beam Financial, which claims to offer above-market interest rates on federally insured deposits.

The Golden Gate Bridge district this week will consider a temporary bridge toll hike to avoid laying off dozens of employees because of lost revenue during the coronavirus pandemic.

A significant spike in COVID-19 case rates and hospitalizations has forced officials in the Bay Area to roll back reopening plans.

If the newspaper business is dying, someone forgot to tell Portia Li. In the spring, after 35 years reporting for the World Journal, Portia was laid off due to the pandemic. She could have retired, but instead has started her own newspaper, Wind. Garvin Thomas reports.

California’s current form of direct democracy dates back more than a century, but came into its own with the landmark property tax measure known as Prop 13 in 1978. Now routinely asked to vote on questions about taxes, criminal justice and social services, San Francisco voters say they don’t mind the homework — and they wouldn’t have it any other...

In an effort to address economic disparity laid bare by the coronavirus pandemic, San Francisco voters overwhelmingly approved several tax measures targeting property owners and big businesses with CEOs paid far higher than their average workers.

A San Francisco firefighter was in critical condition Monday after hitting his head while at the scene of a high-rise fire, the fire department said.

San Francisco will temporarily halt the reopening of additional activities and businesses planned for this week because of an increase in coronavirus case rates and hospitalizations, the city’s mayor and health director said Friday.

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors has approved the CAREN Act, which criminalizes racially biased 911 calls. Shamann Walton, a member of the board, says people should not be allowed to use 911 as a “customer service line” for racism.

Join The Walt Disney Family Museum’s virtual event and enjoy art featuring frightfully fun figures as well as the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland park.