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SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco authorities are seeking the public’s help to identify a woman who was found dead in San Francisco’s Cathedral Hill earlier in the year. The San Francisco Office of the Chief Medical Examiner said the woman was found unresponsive in the entryway of a building at 1301 Franklin Street on...

The all-ages event is expected to draw more than 20,000 people to Second Street for live music, food and retail vendors.

California is shifting from traditional traffic stops to automated radar systems that can clock a speeding car, capture its license plate and trigger a ticket with little or no human involvement. The move reflects a broader effort to cut deadly crashes on some of the state’s most dangerous roads by relying on cameras...

Two people are now in custody after a December shooting in Stockton that left a 24-year-old man dead and a 28-year-old woman wounded, according to city investigators. Officers were called to a parking lot in the 300 block of South Wilson Way in the early morning hours of Dec. 14. Police say they later arrested...

The man caused $2,000 worth of damage, the bakery noted in a social media post.

The other Sunday night may have been one of San Francisco’s coldest. But inside Cookin’, the 45-year-old kitchenware store on Divisadero, it is warm — even if the woman behind the counter is not. “Get out!” declares Judith Kaminsky, 80, the famously ornery owner. “No more people...

ALAMEDA, Calif. - An Alameda man is facing serious charges for killing a wild turkey earlier this month on the grounds of the old Alameda Naval Air Station. The Alameda County District Attorney has charged Chanseng Lio, 38, with felony animal cruelty. Police say Lio killed a wild turkey with two shots from a pellet...

The San Francisco bakery serving the "best croissants in the country" isn't one of the city's oldest spots. In fact, it's a relatively new gem.

The Colma Police Department, taking to social media, recounted the incident that involved two San Francisco residents, Elizsapeta Faataui and Seuiolotoi Ufau, in a post updating the public on the latest "Misdemeanor Monday" feature. According to the Colma Police Department's account, the officers were dispatched to...

A San Francisco resident sued the city and its police force over its network of license plate readers, claiming the technology amounts to unconstitutional mass surveillance.