That technique resulted in the story’s lead photo of a coyote on Bernal Hill appearing to loom over the city skyline. It also ...

A coyote walks along Bernal Hill, with the San Francisco skyline in the distance. Credit... Supported by By Heather Knight and Loren Elliott Photographs and Video by Loren Elliott Reporting from ...

SAN FRANCISCO — They walk along busy San Francisco streets. In Chinatown plazas. Across the paths of Muni buses. One was found dozing in a laundromat. Coyotes can sometimes be seen roaming in ...

After a long absence from the city, the animals have become ubiquitous again. Some residents find them delightful, but others view them with disdain. SAN FRANCISCO — They walk along busy San ...

Howling coyotes at Golden Gate Park near Lindley Meadows, a popular spot where dog owners walk and play with their pups. Brandon Hartstein and his dog Oden encountered a pack of coyotes in the area ...

An unsentimental coyote was spotted digging a hole near a grave at a San Francisco-area cemetery on Mother’s Day, wild video showed. The apparent hellhound dug roughly 1 foot into the earth ...

A museum masterpiece reimagined in full bloom. San Francisco's iconic Bouquets to Art returns Tuesday, but for the first time ...

For a city just 7 miles wide, San Francisco packs in a ton of action. Just look at our wildlife: whales, coyotes and rats.

The wild canine predators can be killed at any time of year and in any number. Animal rights groups are backing a proposal to change that.

San Jose has plans to transform Columbus Park, a dilapidated park into a family-friendly area. But first, it has has to clear ...

In a season of contentious California wildlife proposals, the coyote is the latest predator to take the spotlight. Related Articles Six gray whales wash up dead around San Francisco Bay in one ...