This week, San Francisco is set to honor a legendary photographer, the late Jim Marshall, by officially commemorating a street in his honor.

Perhaps the most peculiar item in the bar was Warner himself, a New York-born butcher who came to San Francisco in 1849 and ...

If you're driving in San Francisco for the first time, it's okay to bite your nails. As you approach the top of Filbert Street, one of the steepest in San Francisco, you may feel like a rollercoaster ...

As couples posed for pictures and photographers captured memories in front of San Francisco's iconic Palace of Fine Arts, treasure hunters frantically searched for rare and valuable coins in a ...

Reporters are tasked with wading into the maelstroms of current events—fires, hurricanes, battle spaces, crime scenes, accidents, political riots—to record what we see, to print, televise, and ...

THE BAND WAS PART OF THE CULTURAL MOVEMENT IN THAT CITY. HE DOESN’T HAVE A STAR ON THE HOLLYWOOD WALK OF FAME, BUT SOMEONE CHALKED HIS NAME WITH STARS ON A STREET CORNER SYNONYMOUS WITH HIS MUSIC. A ...

At 5 a.m. on April 18, 1906, San Franciscans were jolted out of their beds by the first tremors of an earthquake whose vibrations would be felt as far away as England. The massive quake brought down ...

California Democratic Congressman Phil Burton, second from right, with – left to right – Democratic State Assemblymen Leo T. McCarthy, Willie L. Brown and Art Agnos, in the early 1980s. San Francisco ...