A mountain lion was spotted in the streets of San Francisco. It was captured and tranquilized on Tuesday. Here's what we know.

It’s last call for San Francisco’s government hooch. A COVID-era program that guzzled $5 million of taxpayer money annually to serve booze to homeless alcoholics will finally shutter this year, San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie exclusively told The California Post.

A mountain lion seen wandering the streets of San Francisco was captured early Tuesday and will be relocated, according to San Francisco Animal Care and Control.

The announcement was tied to a press conference held earlier today, where Mayor Daniel Lurie stood alongside Vanderbilt University leaders to announce plans to open a full-time campus in San Francisco by 2027.

San Francisco is known for its massive hills, and it can feel like you're climbing a mountain when you have to make your way up one of them. It's not

Wildlife authorities in California said they successfully tranquilized and captured a young mountain lion seen wandering the streets of San Francisco.

A mountain lion who was captured in a busy San Francisco neighborhood has been released back into the wild, state wildlife officials said.

While much of the country’s attention will be on the East Coast to mark the anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, another important moment will be marked on the West Coast.

San Francisco is ranked the most livable metro in California—and among the top nationally—according to a new RentCafe survey.

California's oldest restaurant doesn't likely have the origins you'd expect, but it is still operating today. Here's what you need to know.