The Latest Breaking News from San Francisco

Good news: The #49ers have 3 third-round picks this year. Bad news: They've not had much success there since Kyle Shanahan and John Lynch arrived. Flipping that script this year would be huge for San Francisco:

Mark Cuban has never been a big San Francisco fan, but has invested in a female run company bridging reality and the digital world

The scenes of tilted, crumbled and collapsed concrete buildings after powerful earthquakes jolted Turkey and Syria last month are sobering. In Turkey alone, the shaking wrecked some 185,000 buildings, and the death toll in both countries has topped 48,000 people.

According to predictions made nearly a decade ago, we should be riding around in self-driving vehicles today. It’s now clear the autonomous vehicle revolution was overhyped.

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Across the San Francisco Bay Area, public safety workers and weather experts figured there wasn’t much they hadn’t seen during this relentless winter of atmospheric rivers, a freezing Alaskan Gulf jet stream, snow and nearly 100 mph winds.

Wind speeds of up to 78mph caused trees and power lines to fall which has left residents in San Fransisco and California without power after shocking footage from eyewitnesses shows glass flying from flats

WASHINGTON — "Now we're going to have some fun," Rep. Nancy Pelosi says enthusiastically, winning a giggle from her daughter.

The Game Developers Conference in San Francisco has been a career-making event for decades. But with costs to visit rising and the ability to meet online growing, does it need to change?

Not surprisingly, San Francisco landlords are taking the biggest hit.

It’s no secret that the pandemic devastated public transit systems across the country, and Los Angeles’ ever-expanding Metro rail system is no exception. With many white-collar employees now working remotely for all or much of the week, ridership on the region’s subway and light-rail lines is still around just two-thirds…

Brutal winds downed power lines in many areas leaving thousands of people without power in regions south of San Francisco