Jaxon Van Derbeken

San Francisco voters are set to decide on Prop. A a half-billion dollar bond measure billed as boosting earthquake safety and emergency response.

A top aide to the San Francisco fire chief has retired and repaid tens of thousands of dollars in disputed funds back to the firefighters’ union.

A root cause analysis of a string of smoky incidents and fires inside the Transbay Tube last year concluded that one likely contributing factor was BART’s failure to reactivate an electrical surge projection system that had been deactivated during seismic retrofit work in the underwater tunnel.

It's been six months since a third of San Francisco went dark – as long as three days in some neighborhoods – but one city supervisor says he's still waiting for answers.

The San Francisco Fire Commission met in closed session Wednesday to consider a $6 million legal settlement with a former firefighter who accused

Under a deal struck with state regulators, PG&E would pay $22 million in penalties for the Mosquito Fire in Placer County, without admitting any liability.

U.S. Coast Guard crews have suspended a search late Wednesday for three people missing after a boat carrying 20 family members and friends as part

It may end up being the most expensive drone flight in California history.

No one was injured when glass fell from the 17th floor a 24-story Financial District high-rise Wednesday afternoon to a 6th floor balcony below, San Francisco officials said. Christie Smith reports.

The window failure that sent shards of glass plunging from the 17th floor of a high-rise in San Francisco's Financial District is being attributed