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Monique Porsandeh, 27, hit by a car in the Marina in 2013, listens to music while working out as part of her rehab program.

For the second time in less than a week, a female hiker has been found dead near a popular hiking trail at one of the Bay Area's most scenic spots.

Sister Roma judges a Hunky Jesus during The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence 35th Anniversary in Golden Gate Park Sunday.

At least 10 people attending the event were arrested and are facing felony charges, but police have not disclosed the nature of the arrests.

Police are searching for a suspect they say dragged a San Francisco officer on Sunday afternoon in the Castro District while trying to evade him in a getaway car.

The San Francisco Chronicle reports that mold is the latest health worry for people who live and work on Treasure Island, where the soil is contaminated with radiation and toxic substances.

San Francisco authorities are preparing for thousands of marijuana smokers to gather in Golden Gate Park for the annual 4/20 pot-smoking celebration.

Clients of Mother Brown's Dining Room, including Larry Williams on the far right, hang out in front of the soup kitchen.

If, as I recently observed, this month will conclude with a diversity of options on its final Sunday, the busy day for the first weekend in May will be Saturday.

For those looking to take home a bit of San Francisco's flavor, check out the SF Made website.

Afternoon acts Ty Segall, TJR and Holy Ghost all drew passionate responses from attendees Saturday at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival.

What you'll see: It's hard to believe that a place with a coastal lookout, bluff-top walks suitable for dogs, miles of beach and dramatic rock formations could get overlooked by so many people.

A police officer is in the hospital after being injured in a crash involving a car driven by armed robbery suspects, a police spokeswoman said.

In this March 26, 2014 file photo, an FBI agent carries out boxes of evidence following a search of a Chinatown fraternal organization in San Francisco.

San Francisco leaders and residents marked the earthquake and the fire which destroyed 500 city blocks, killing thousands and leaving half of the city's residents without a home.

The weeks had turned to months, then years. Some probably thought it might never happen.

Tim and Erin Archuleta's new Ichi Sushi + Ni Bar location in the Mission features the Mural Project, an artistic representation of how to eat sushi.

Gainsight, the leading Customer Success solution , today announced that it has been named one of the San Francisco Bay Area's "Best Places to Work" by the San Francisco Business Times and the San Jose/Silicon Valley Business Journal.

By now you've probably heard an earful about the approaching Jesus freak vs. pothead showdown on Sunday.