From sobering up at SantaCon to watching your back at the ATM, here's SFPD's advice on keeping your holidays happy.

In a statement, Christensen said she's "enormously proud" of her team's accomplishments in District 3 over the past year.

More than a half-million lines of code must be reviewed to engineer a fix before two trains can load and unload at one station.

It's a short week of crime reports for the neighborhood, but Central Station still had plenty of action.

Turkey, tree lighting ceremonies and plenty of events will lead you through the upcoming holiday weekend.

For the second year, the construction-weary merchants and shoppers of Union Square get an oasis of urban green space and daily attractions.

This week's crime and safety recap includes all-too-common purse snatchings, a bar fight, teenage trio of muggers and two men punched in the face.

In a letter posted on the restaurant's door and Instagram account, chef/owner Ryan Yema vowed that Rove would return in a new location.

Bus driver Kenneth Malvar says he heard an explosion under the bus and the brake pedal stopped working; he clipped parked cars and buffers to slow down, eventually crashing into scaffolding.

Tree and building lighting ceremonies abound in the northeast neighborhoods of the city. Here's your guide to all of this year's festivities.

The team behind the mobile wood-fire neapolitan pizzeria is looking for unbiased feedback on their new location at Bush and Taylor before Tuesday night's grand opening.

The Powell Street Safety and Sidewalk Improvement Pilot was unveiled today, closing Powell between Geary and Ellis streets (the 100-200 blocks) to most traffic for 18 months.

A double-decker tour bus crashed on Post Street at Stockton today, injuring multiple people and taking down scaffolding and a power line.