A jury found Michael Mangrum, 42, guilty of breaching a criminal protective order. He faces sentencing next month.

Debbie Brown worked 20 years at SF General before an eviction and a lost dog forced her onto the streets at 72.

The Elm Street Victorian where a Bank of America pioneer was born just got a $300,000 price cut.

Free screenings of Inside Out and The Parent Trap packed the Presidio and Marina Green, with each night raising food for the SF-Marin Food Bank.

Modern Relics on Cabrillo Street won't reopen as a jewelry studio after burglars destroyed cameras and doused the shop in solvents.

Gus Tham cleaned lockers at Candlestick Park in 1966 — decades later, a Beatles fan he met through her brother became his wife of 40 years.

Nine buildings, 19 tenants averaging nearly 15 years on-site — Benicia's industrial park just landed a Kansas City buyer.

Four live acts, dog-friendly seating, and El Alambre tacos await this Saturday at the free JFK Promenade garden bar.

Argentic now controls 150 Post St. after Urban Land Development defaulted, even as San Francisco's office market shows signs of life.

Tickets start at $1,500 as the Salesforce benefit concert honors a 24-year-old nursing student with the Colin Powell Medal of Courage.

Judge Rita F. Lin says the Pentagon's risk label was retaliation, not security — a permanent win for the Claude maker.

Nearly 100 Hayes Valley neighbors shaped the new design, which adds sensory panels and a sand play area.

Brief showers may give way to sunshine Friday, but gusty winds and a Red Flag Warning south of San Francisco are changing the weekend mood.