Captain Jonathan Baxter News Today

San Francisco Fire Department (SFFD) Captain Jonathan Baxter said, "After two hours underneath a lot of debris with no oxygen, this became a fatal incident."

Driverless cars have again run into trouble in San Francisco as city officials tout the dystopic vehicle that have a laundry list of issues as the way of the future.

A controversial driverless car firm was blasted after around 10 of its autonomous vehicles broke down and blocked a San Francisco street.

The car of a San Francisco drag icon was torched in the Bayview just before Pride weekend, and answers have been hard to come by.

San Francisco has so far seen at least 24 fires linked to rechargeable batteries. Read more at straitstimes.com.

City records show that at least 30 SFPD employees live outside of California, including 16 sworn officers.

Fourth of July celebrations are underway throughout the Bay Area. Firework fans started showing up in San Francisco's Aquatic Park earlier today, ready to stake out their spot for the big show and enjoy the holiday.

A two-alarm fire broke out in a four-story residential building on Leavenworth Street in Russian Hill Wednesday afternoon, and one person has been seriously injured.

San Francisco fire officials on Monday shed light on a mysterious fire that destroyed a fleet of minibuses that were intended for use during the tourist season.

A new set of barricades may come soon, after a trial period of blocking traffic to deter sex work has been apparently successful in its goal.