The museum will welcome its final guests on December 1, nearly two months before it officially reaches its 60th anniversary in San Francisco.

Tony Newhall, former associate publisher of the San Francisco Chronicle and member of a historic California family, died in the Los Angeles County town founded by his great-great-grandfather.

Ripley's will close its Fisherman's Wharf attraction on Dec. 1, with final-day admission to return to 1967 prices: $1.50 for adults and 75 cents for children.

Kevin Mannix, aged 68, allegedly shot his wife, Ann Mannix, aged 64, and their daughter, Katherine Elizabeth Mannix, aged 24, before turning the gun on himself at their home on October 11.

Former San Francisco Giants starting pitcher Kyle Harrison is headed to the World Series after the Milwaukee Brewers swept the LA Dodgers.

San Francisco is moving to dismantle its decade-old school lottery system in favor of neighborhood-based enrollment, changing how thousands of families navigate public elementary school admissions. Why it matters: The change would move the San Francisco Unified School District toward a system that promises greater predictability but raises concerns about whether a child's ZIP code will determine the quality of their education.

A former San Francisco 49ers executive and his friend allegedly turned taxpayer-funded construction projects into a $1.4 million kickback scheme — until unpaid businesses started asking

The San Francisco 49ers promoted Ogbo Okoronkwo and signed Eugene Asante as Dre Greenlaw prepares to serve his one-game NFL suspension.

"The sky's the limit."

The protest coincided with a speaking appearance by Garrett Langley, Flock Safety's co-founder and CEO, at the technology conference at the Moscone Center.

The Federal Reserve will hold an AI hearing in the San Francisco Bay Area on November 16, as officials weigh AI's impact on inflation and jobs.