San Francisco marks 118 years since the 1906 earthquake
City and community leaders in San Francisco were set to gather Thursday to mark 118 years since the great 1906 earthquake.
City and community leaders in San Francisco were set to gather Thursday to mark 118 years since the great 1906 earthquake.
A Fremont fire engine was hit twice at two different occasions while parked Saturday morning, as fire crews provided assistance to a traffic collision.
Thousands came out for another night market in San Francisco’s Chinatown Friday night. The event was so packed that Mayor London Breed is now promising to work with organizers to close more streets for the monthly event.
For two strangers waiting at a San Francisco BART station Thursday, a routine morning commute quickly turned into a life-saving effort after a man jumped onto the tracks.
Two lanes of eastbound Interstate 580 remained blocked Saturday morning after a big-rig overturned Friday night, according to the California Highway Patrol.
An Oakland jewelry store is determined to stay open even after a group of robbers stole nearly all the owner’s life savings in a matter of minutes.
The man accused of vandalizing a San Francisco mosque made his first court appearance Friday as members of the community gathered outside to denounce the attack and a rise in anti-Muslim hate.
San Francisco police officials are celebrating the completion of a years-long effort to reform the department.