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Mayor Ed Lee is urging local companies and The City to create at least 6,000 summer jobs for San Francisco youth.
Just as the Bay Area is heating up, the Park Service announces Muir Beach will shut this summer.
A new bill would allow the homeless to legally sit, sleep and solicit donations without being cited.
Thousands have been cited or arrested for drug use and possession at Yosemite National Park in recent years.
Revelers gathered to remember 1906 despite a forced relocation and no survivors in attendance.
NASA is forking over $200 million to create a satellite that will determine how Earth’s weather affects weather in space.
After years of expensive commutes, SFO employees may finally be left with a little extra change in their pockets.
For seemingly no real reason, food trucks have been completely banned from America’s Cup events later this year.
Work by UCSF researchers found laser light aimed at part of the brain can zap away cocaine addiction in rats.
On the one-year anniversary, the Bay Area remembers the seven victims killed in the tragic Oikos University shooting.
You can blame the newest round of federal cutbacks for dirty national park bathrooms and closed visitor centers.
Just when we thought it was all going smoothly, the Bay Bridge had to go and bust its bolts.
It only took 76 years to conceive of and complete the twin tunnels that replaced the dangerous old Highway 1 at Devil’s Slide.
As competition for office space in the Bay Area heats up, officials look to create new incentives to keep tech companies in the region.
San Francisco’s famous Mission District Carnaval festival is in jeopardy after facing financial difficulties.
It’s taken decades for the new Bay Bridge to be built, so perhaps it’s natural the old one will take years to dismantle.
