Jaxon Van Derbeken

BART is investigating what led to two separate breakdowns in trains that became stuck and had to be towed, snarling commutes in the middle of rush hour Tuesday evening and then on Wednesday morning.

A couple now facing second-degree murder charges in the alleged fentanyl overdose death of their 2-year-old girl in San Francisco are being sought on court-ordered warrants after skipping a court hearing on the new charges Thursday.

Acquiring the land, rights and equipment needed for a public takeover of PG&E will cost nearly a billion dollars more than SF previously offered to the utility.

Officer body-worn camera video obtained by NBC Bay Area's Investigative Unit under the state's Public Records Act shows that a handcuffed San

A top aide to the San Francisco fire chief is embroiled in a dispute over “potential” financial irregularities with the firefighters' union, where she served as treasurer before assuming her current command staff position.

A veteran San Francisco firefighter facing misdemeanor charges for an alleged off-duty attack on a patron in a North Beach restaurant will undergo court-ordered diversion in lieu of prosecution, officials said Thursday.

A new push to regulate data center costs in California comes as the state braces for an unprecedented demand for power needed to fuel the expected artificial intelligence boom over the next five years.

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.