A graduate of Berkeley High School in California, who reportedly told authorities he wanted to help ISIS kill 10,000 people in the San Francisco Bay Area, pleaded guilty to federal charges Wednesday, while his attorney claimed he was a victim of the “system.”

As the Rugby World Cup Sevens kicks off in San Francisco, the “other sport of the future” in the United States aims for a reboot amid turmoil.

It’s a problem that’s costing the city of San Francisco hundreds of millions of dollars annually to try to solve – and for its new mayor, something that is starting to become increasingly smelly too.

JPMorgan Chase has pumped millions of dollars into supporting entrepreneurs of color in Detroit, New York City and San Francisco.

Batman is back. The Dark Knight will return to select IMAX theaters in Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco and Toronto for one week only starting Aug. 24. Warner Bros. Pictures announced...

From Destructoid: "That wasnt exactly what I thought Id hear from Yasuhiro Wada when I asked him what types of games he enjoys playing. Friday afternoon, just outside of San Franciscos Financial District, I sat down with him, along with Akibo Shieh, founder and CEO of Aksys Games, to discuss Little Dragons Café. The game, releasing later this summer, is a lifestyle-shop sim where players control one half of a set of twins as they try to keep a café in business while raising a dragon that is the key to waking their mother from a deep slumber. That may sound outlandish, but it's par the course for one of gaming's most resilient creators."

Just before Independence Day, the corner of Polk and Cedar in downtown San Francisco, California suffered a vandalism act that weighed 20 pounds. The reported that the street corner had 20 pounds of excrement that was believed to be human dumped on the sidewalk. A clear bag was used to hold the waste, yet much of it appeared to have spilled out onto the sidewalk, as well as the street.
Reports were apparently poring into the city's customer service line and its phone app for identifying crimes as residents and tourists alike spotted the abandoned poop, says the .

A former Lyft driver accused of committing serial rapes in San Francisco was denied bail on Tuesday amid investigations into how he passed a background check while living in the U.S. illegally.

Tour buses will no longer be swinging by a San Francisco house made famous in the popular 1990s sitcom "Full House."
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency voted Tuesday to ban commercial vehicles from Broderick Street after neighbors complained. Vehicles that seat nine or more people...

San Francisco's poop problem is costing it a lot of money.
The city has been dealing with an epidemic of dirty streets filled with feces and syringes, one that is now putting a major source of revenue in jeopardy. As reported, the city's trouble with its homeless population and dirty residents is now leading the lucrative convention industry to find other places.
"It's already hitting San Francisco in the pocketbook," Joe D'Alessandro, president and CEO of the San Francisco Travel Association, told NBC Bay Area. "We don't want San Francisco to be seen as a dirty, unsafe, unfriendly city, and we need to do what we can to counter that."
D'Alessandro said conventions are put off by the city's dirty streets and unsafe atmosphere. Conventions are a major source of tax revenue for the city, as San Francisco hosts between 40 and 60 major conventions a year that attract as many as 650,000 people in a year.