"The memories are many, and no one is sadder than us," say the owners.

A big new cigarette tax goes into effect this weekend, and the city is taking advantage by launching new programs to lure quitters.

16 shoppers were injured by the pepper spray, with three requiring hospitalization.

BART commuters are stranded this morning, as no trains are going through the Transbay Tube.

The suspect allegedly made anti-Muslim remarks to the woman, who was wearing a hijab, and threatened to shoot her and her toddler son.

Smitten, which got its start as a roving red wagon in the Mission, has come full circle with a new brick-and-mortar shop. Ice cream is pay-what-you-will today, with proceeds benefiting La Cocina.

A girl was attacked and grabbed by a man in West Portal, who attempted to force her into his vehicle.

Civic Center station was completely shut down, with BART and Muni trains not running, while officials investigated a bomb threat.

A futuristic high-rise may be on the way, but the construction at 50 1st St. has revealed a hidden element of the past: a "ghost advertisement" that could date as far back as the 1910s.

Residents and businesses have been locked in and told to stay away from doors and windows.

One of San Francisco's largest and most well-known craft breweries has shut down operations, possibly for good.

Last month, the suspect allegedly committed three burglaries in the Outer Sunset and one in the Mission.

"A group of what seemed like out-of-town businessmen in suits rounded the corner of Linden Alley, and seemed startled by the only-in-SF sight of a full moon at midday."