In a statement issued this afternoon, Mayor Ed Lee offers reassurance that "San Francisco will continue to be a beacon of light, a city dedicated to progress ..."

The voters have spoken on marijuana, the death penalty, condom use in pornography, and more.

A vehicle crashed into 10 United Nations Plaza this morning, just outside the plaza's weekly farmers market.

If hitting the dance floor at 7am sounds like the perfect way to move past this contentious election, then grab a free reservation for this SoMa morning dance event before they’re gone.

One seller is offering one-hour piñata delivery to benefit Syrian refugees, while another had to smuggle hers past a duplicitous border control agent.

Smoke pouring out of a vehicle on Van Ness Avenue at Eddy Street forced northbound traffic to reroute this afternoon.

The city attorney alleges that the developer knew that the 58-story tower was sinking and tilting at least a year before condos hit the market—and withheld the information.

The 244 new units, in the Mission, Tenderloin, and Mid-Market, will provide stable housing for the chronically homeless.

A fight on the 1000 block of Gilman Avenue yesterday afternoon ended with one man in life-threatening condition and another in police custody.

The victim was stabbed multiple times early yesterday evening by one of two unidentified suspects.

Protesters took to Citibank’s 1 Sansome St. building to fight its investment in the $3.8 billion crude oil pipeline project that Sioux tribes in the Dakotas say will jeopardize their drinking water.

A shooting outside the Fillmore Street McDonald's this afternoon sent one man to the hospital with a gunshot wound to the torso.

A 21-year-old man suffered life-threatening injuries early Saturday morning after crashing his vehicle on a sidewalk at 16th and Harrison.