Tucked away on Montgomery Street in San Francisco’s bustling Financial District sits The Bird, an unassuming eatery that’s ...

On any given day, you’ll find a diverse cross-section of San Francisco life at The Bird – tech workers on lunch breaks, tourists who’ve done their research, locals introducing out-of-town friends to ...

New technology can help vessels glide quickly over water in less time and with fewer emissions than their diesel counterparts ...

Grand Creperie signed its lease with the Ferry Building in 2021 and opened in 2022, when the pandemic still weighed heavy on small businesses. Ascaso “took a leap of faith” signing a short ...

There's a new sculpture in San Francisco, and it's gigantic. The city officially unveiled “R-Evolution,” a massive sculpture of a woman at Embarcadero Plaza, on Thursday near the Ferry Building.

As San Francisco struggles to fill up empty office buildings and storefronts in the wake of the pandemic, offices at the Ferry Building are fully leased. Max Darrow reports.

Seeing San Francisco's Bay Bridge was easy, as it's fairly close to the Ferry Building. The ferry also passed Alcatraz Island, which once housed a fort, military prison, and federal jail.

It’s official: the Slanted Door will not be reopening its flagship location at San Francisco’s historic Ferry Building. Chef and owner Charles Phan confirmed the news on Thursday morning to ...

After the Loma Prieta earthquake in 1989, the damaged highway was eventually removed, freeing up the Ferry Building, which was given new life as a transportation hub, food hall, and office building.

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At its peak in 1930, San Francisco’s Ferry Building greeted some 47 million passengers crossing the bay. Then came the age of the automobile, which all but doomed the structure’s life as the ...

In its 125 years, San Francisco’s Ferry Building has dodged many a disaster. Opening in 1898 as a depot for ferry riders, the waterfront complex survived earthquakes, fires and functional ...