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If the government shutdown continues businesses fear the economic impact to Pier 39 and Fisherman's Wharf will be huge.
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People are taking to social media to mock Justin Beiber after images surfaced showing him being carried up the Great Wall of China.
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One of San Francisco's most colorful and quirkiest races has a new owner and he's pledging a new vision for Bay to Breakers.
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The federal government shutdown means disappointment for visitors to some of the Bay Area's most iconic sites, like Alcatraz.
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The government shutdown means an immediate closure of a variety of national park facilities and many of them are in San Francisco.
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Here is a list of Bay Area locations currently closed because of the federal government shutdown:
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The government shutdown means disappointment for visitors to some of the Bay Area's most iconic sites, including Alcatraz.
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If a government shutdown occurs, national parks will close including Alcatraz Island in San Francisco.
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If a government shutdown occurs, national parks will close including Alcatraz Island in San Francisco.
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In one of the greatest comebacks in sports history, Oracle Team USA beat Emirates Team New Zealand to win the America's Cup.
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The America's Cup won't turn out to be the financial windfall SF once thought it would be, but officials say it won't be a bust either.
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The America's Cup won't turn out to be the financial windfall SF once thought it would be, but officials say it won't be a bust either.
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In one of the greatest comebacks in sports history, Oracle Team USA beat Emirates Team New Zealand to win the America's Cup.
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There's a manhunt underway in Oakland after a gunfight erupted outside the hotel Ohio State's football team was staying at Friday.
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Gunfire erupted outside an Oakland hotel where the Ohio State football team is staying ahead of their game against the Cal Bears.
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Gunfire erupted outside an Oakland hotel where the Ohio State football team is staying ahead of their game against the Cal Bears.
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Thousands are expected to attend the 18th annual Chocolate Festival at San Francisco's Ghirardelli Square this weekend.
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A wildlife park in New Zealand offers a unique experience by putting visitors in cages to give them close encounters with hungry lions.
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The America's Cup race is not bringing in the anticipated economic boon many businesses in San Francisco expected.
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Get ready for what is expected to be busiest Labor Day travel weekend in five years.
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Alamo Square residents are sick of the tour buses that block their driveways and ruin the picturesque setting they once lived in.
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Alamo Square residents are sick of the tour buses that block their driveways and ruin the picturesque setting they once lived in.
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Alamo Square residents are sick of the tour buses that block their driveways and ruin the picturesque setting they once lived in.
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The Wax Museum at SF's Fisherman's Wharf has its doors open to visitors for the last time before it shuts down and is replaced.
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A double decker tour bus with tourists onboard caught on fire in San Francisco Saturday evening.
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A 4-year-old has been re-elected as mayor of the tiny tourist town of Dorset in northern Minnesota.
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An 11-year-old boy visiting from China was reunited with his family after disappearing in San Francisco on Saturday.
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A family visiting San Francisco had a trip they'll never forget after a wrong turn led their scooter-like GoCars onto the Bay Bridge.
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Criminals are targeting diners eating outside at restaurants in areas of San Francisco popular with tourists.
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It's been three months since the Golden Gate Bridge replaced human toll takers with all-electronic tolling.
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A second family of barn owls has taken up a nest at a Burlingame hotel that has embraced its new role as a protector of wildlife.
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A common European vacation choice that wasn't even available here until recently is just now taking off.
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A common European vacation choice that wasn't even available here until recently is just now taking off.
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A family visiting San Francisco had a trip they'll never forget after a wrong turn led their scooter-like GoCars onto the Bay Bridge.
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Criminals are targeting diners eating outside at restaurants in areas of San Francisco popular with tourists.
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Police say a man was robbed at gunpoint while taking pictures of San Francisco's famously crooked Lombard Street on Tuesday night.
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It's been three months since the Golden Gate Bridge replaced human toll takers with all-electronic tolling.
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The crash at SFO leads to questions about what an airline is required to do for passengers after such an incident.
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The crash at SFO leads to questions about what an airline is required to do for passengers after such an incident.
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The crisis in Egypt showed no signs of slowing down Friday as clashes grew more violent amidst calls for more protests.
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Egyptian security officials say the Muslim Brotherhood's supreme leader has been arrested in a coastal city and flown to Cairo.
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Pier 39 in San Francisco has some playful new residents -- three river otters have a permanent new home at Aquarium of the Bay.
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Pier 39 in San Francisco has some playful new residents -- three river otters have a permanent new home at Aquarium of the Bay.
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PayPal is working to figure out how payments and commerce will work beyond Earth's realm once space travel and tourism take off.
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After months of construction, SF officials are celebrating the reopening of a Fisherman's Wharf street that's been made safer.
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7 On Your Side's Michael Finney has these tips to keep in mind before you book your summer vacation flights.
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7 On Your Side's Michael Finney has these tips to keep in mind before you book your summer vacation flights.
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In the wake of the Boston bombings, SF officials took no chances when it came to protecting the public at Bay to Breakers.
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In the wake of the Boston bombings, SF officials took no chances when it came to protecting the public at Bay to Breakers.
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Nearly 30,000 runners raced towards the finish line in the 102nd annual Bay to Breakers race in San Francisco Sunday morning.
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