A 41-story tower, a luxury hotel, a fire station and a public plaza - all stacked on a half-acre site - is the kind of complicated, collaborative development that cities either avoid or embrace out of necessity. But for the project coming to 530 Sansome in the Financial District, San Francisco is choosing the latter.

San Francisco is stepping in to help thousands of families worried that they may not be able to put food on the table as their federal benefits run out due to the government shutdown.

Police say one person died and several others were hospitalized after two unrelated shootings in San Marcos late Saturday and early Sunday.

Waymo is drawing ire in San Francisco after the owner of a beloved bodega cat said the feline was run over and killed by the company's robotaxi.

Commuters who use the Richmond San Rafael Bridge are noticing a big change that started this week: There's no longer a bike path spanning the bridge during heavier commute times.

San Francisco police on Friday announced the arrest of a 19-year-old following the sexual assault of a young soccer player in Golden Gate Park, thanks to a tip from a parent.

Some argue the enforcement violates a court settlement, saying the alternatives people are offered — designated parking lots — aren’t sufficiently accessible

The paletero knew that, after 30 years of selling ice pops from a pushcart in South San Diego, it would be his last weekend in the United States. But before Francisco Duarte, 59, and his wife prepared to turn themselves over to immigration agents to be deported across the border,