Sunday night, the scene at San Francisco International Airport was a relief for travelers. "Completely boring," said Stewart Alsop, affectionately describing his travel experience. Although he did admit there was one hiccup.

Eget, who is second in the nation with 3,015 passing yards, was on crutches on the sideline after getting knocked out of the game in the opening quarter.

A South Bay school district aims to develop hundreds of San Jose apartments that would serve as workplace housing.

Crime surveillance, food assistance, an 83-foot Christmas tree – they’re all being paid for by an increasingly influential coalition of San Francisco billionaires.

A major emergency was declared at the Port of Los Angeles on Friday night as more than 100 firefighters worked to combat a massive blaze on a cargo ship, authorities said.

After two years of revels, Downtown First Thursdays has announced that it’ll be keeping the good times rolling for another year. The event is planned to continue through 2026 with funding from the Downtown Development Corp., Ripple co-founder and angel investor Chris Larsen, Bob and Randi Fisher of the Pisces Foundation and Salesforce.

A couple in San Francisco's Sunset District thought they got a steal of a deal on a million-dollar home right next to theirs. They bid $25,000 for a two-unit building, and they won — or at least that's what they thought.

As a part of Al Larson Boat Shop’s 100-year anniversary that year, the Los Angeles Maritime Museum in San Pedro presented a special exhibit detailing the firm’s history.