With the San Francisco Giants getting past the midway point of the season, the team continues to appear like one of the best in the National League.

San Francisco's Vacant to Vibrant program welcomed three new businesses to the downtown area.

SAN FRANCISCO—After days of unrest in Los Angeles over President Trump’s immigration policies, protests spread to San Francisco, testing the resolve of the city’s new moderate mayor.

Billionaire philanthropist Laurene Powell Jobs is planning to resurrect the San Francisco Art Institute's shuttered campus.

City of Pinole hit by an earthquake at the same time as anti-immigration raids protests were taking place in downtown San Francisco.

A landmark building in the heart of San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf, Alioto's restaurant is set to be demolished to make space for a public plaza.

In 1965, Life magazine declared San Francisco the capital of gay America. And the Castro was its beating heart.

Phil Ginsburg, the general manager at the San Francisco parks department, realized that skateboarders might offer a way to bring people back to U.N. Plaza.

San Francisco Deli opened in Cypress Square in 1977. The restaurant moved to its current location in 2006.

A Louisiana plantation-turned-resort burns, prompting a reckoning Roughly an hour away, another plantation is working to honor the history of those once enslaved.

A fire at the Nottoway Plantation has revived a conversation about how properties born from slavery should be viewed — and how they should function today.