A stabbing on a Muni bus near 10th and Mission left one man with life-threatening injuries. Buses on the 14-Mission line were rerouted for over an hour.

Chi Chung Stephen Cho, 37, slammed into the Yerba Buena Tunnel wall before dawn last October. No one was hurt, but his blood alcohol was nearly double the legal limit.

The Vilicich family's 16-acre Tomales Bay waterfront, home to The Marshall Store, hasn't changed hands since 1925.

The indie-folk-pop singer's Over Country Tour spans North America, the U.K., Europe, Australia and New Zealand, with San Francisco tickets on sale Oct. 2 at 10 a.m.

Richmond collision data show rising reported incidents and a substantial pedestrian share of fatal crashes.

Prosecutors say the victim's head was punched more than two dozen times before campus police caught the suspects fleeing.

One person was hospitalized after crews pulled them from the water near Antioch's marina. The Coast Guard says the search for a second person is still underway.

Al Pastor Papi will shut its O'Farrell Street doors December 31 after new landlords tripled the rent. Chef Miguel Escobedo says he's still open to any last-minute options.

San Jose reaches 89 degrees Thursday before a sharp cooldown arrives Friday. The weekend looks sunny, dry and much more comfortable.

City planners approved a three-story rebuild at 720 Masonic Avenue, less than two blocks from the Panhandle, less than three years after a fire gutted the site.

Joshua Altamirano says he reported groping and lewd taunts, then lost his job. His attorney says the company turned its investigation against him and punished him.

An Alameda County judge weighs whether Heartbeat International and RealOptions Obria broke false-advertising law after six weeks of arguments.

The De Haro Street project would squeeze a three-bedroom home and a laundry-less studio onto a 0.06-acre lot.