At San Francisco senior dog rescue, a resident cat clocks in to test which...
"He's super dog-savvy and reads their body language like a pro."
Suspect arrested in San Francisco shooting; investigation underway
SAN FRANCISCO - A suspect was arrested in San Francisco on Saturday afternoon after allegedly injuring another man in a shooting. San Francisco Police Department officers were on patrol monitoring Pride events near United Nations Plaza when they found a victim suffering from a gunshot wound just after 3:30 p.m., accord
New Study Shows the Top Billionaire Cities in the U.S. in 2026
America’s billionaire map is not just a story about money. It is a story about...
12 California Places Where Old Movie Palaces Still Light Up The Night
Old movie palaces make a night out feel bigger before the show even starts. The marquee glows. The sidewalk gets brighter. People look up, because buildings like this were never meant to be ignored. Modern theaters can be comfortable. These places bring ceremony. Velvet seats, neon signs, and balcony views...
Why home values in this Bay Area city have plunged more than anywhere else
It’s a bad time to be selling a condo — and this East Bay city has a lot of them.
What Nobody Believes About San Francisco’s Weather Until They See It For Themselves
Perhaps if there's one word to sum up San Francisco, it's "unpredictable." One moment, you might be walking on a foggy beach, and the next you're zig-zagging up the "crookedest street in the world" lined with luxe homes. Similar to its undulating terrain, San Francisco's weather is extremely variable. The city is quite
San Francisco Bill Would Ease Zoning Rules for 100% Affordable Projects and Speed Care-Facility...
San Francisco bill would waive many zoning rules and fees for 100% affordable housing and fast-track conversions of care facilities.
They won the right to sunlight in S.F. jail. Most still can’t go outside
The ruling for inmates languishing in San Francisco jail was celebrated as a landmark. Now some lawyers say it was wrong.
Suspect barricaded in Tenderloin dies from self-inflicted gunshot wound
SAN FRANCISCO - A suspect who barricaded inside a Tenderloin building died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound after San Francisco police attempted to arrest them while responding to reports of a shooting. Police in San Francisco on Saturday afternoon are attempting to arrest a suspect who barricaded inside a building.
Bay Area parole bust reveals quarter-ton fireworks stash
The crackdown follows a rough stretch for county responders.
