SFPD makes arrest in October Union Square smash-and-grab burglary
Police in San Francisco earlier this week arrested a woman suspected in an October retail smash-and-grab robbery in which one ...
San Francisco's most iconic tourist attraction could be axed
San Francisco officials may be forced to get rid of one of its most iconic features amid a large budget shortfall.
Could SFMTA budget crunch impact city’s iconic cable car?
On Thursday, tourists and fans of San Francisco’s cable cars reacted to a report that the San Francisco Municipal Transit Agency’s budget crunch could ...
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John’s Grill to open on Thanksgiving for first time ever
John’s Grill, one of The City’s oldest establishments, opened in 1908 as the first downtown restaurant to open after the earthquake, according to the restaurant. The Konstin family — starting with ...
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Policymakers defend Fed independence amid concerns about Trump era
Two senior Federal Reserve officials praised the US central bank's independence on Thursday, amid concerns that ...
One of SF's most awarded bars celebrates 15 years with new collector's item
A world-renowned San Francisco bar is celebrating its 15th anniversary with its most enterprising project yet: Tiki mugs, for individual or bulk purchase, that are replicas of the bar’s cargo crate ...
Could this be the last Macy's holiday tree lighting in SF's Union Square?
The 35th annual lighting of the Great Tree was held across the street from Macy's in San Francisco's Union Square, but it may ...
Judge orders airport to stop using major city in its name
A federal judge ruled on Tuesday that Oakland violated San Francisco's trademark and must immediately stop using the name ...