Lisa Shelley says a Clippers job offer vanished after the Warriors gave her a bad reference. Jennifer Vasquez says her DEI role was erased.

A federal grand jury says fake job messages spread malware to freelancers worldwide, with hundreds of victims' logins found on a shared document.

A driver on Mason Street was flagged down after hearing yelling from inside his own garbage truck's hopper.

Sixty shelter beds bought under Mayor Breed remain in storage a year later, while a Bayview man who once lived in similar cabins calls it a wasted opportunity.

KPMG cut its San Francisco footprint by nearly a third to move next door to Anthropic on Howard Street, once a pandemic-emptied block.

Nearly 80 garments, including Tina Turner's beaded 1989 Eiffel Tower dress, arrive at the Legion of Honor in November.

San Francisco gets a cool, breezy Wednesday before a slightly wetter Thursday and a sunny Labor Day warmup. The North Bay faces the region's more meaningful rain.

The four-story building at 146 Geary Street, once worth $38 million, sold for less than half that as Bang & Olufsen anchors the block.

Supervisor Matt Dorsey called Jason “JP” Peterson a credit to the city — weeks before a Santa Clara County jury convicted him of kidnapping his girlfriend.

The Oscar winner talks his new memoir at the same city where he once played a rookie inspector on the streets of San Francisco.

A Vallejo mother and her 14-year-old son were displaced after a car tore through their front door early Sunday, cutting off water to nearby homes.

SFPD officers joined SFFD crews to pull two boaters from the bay after their sailboat began sinking near Pier 1050.

Ben Fisher says he shoved his stroller in front of an approaching Waymo after his 2-year-old tripped on Sanchez Street. Waymo says it had already stopped.