Building representatives say the construction work at San Francisco's Millennium Tower has been halted due to another inch of sinking.

City Attorney Dennis Herrera announced he's suing the developers of the sinking Millennium Tower in San Francisco for defrauding condominium buyers.

The San Francisco City Attorney’s Office has formally subpoenaed Millennium Partners Tuesday over disclosures regarding the sinking 58-story condo tower.

San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera has filed a lawsuit against the developers of the Millennium Tower for not telling buyers that the tower was sinking, Herrera announced Thursday.

San Francisco’s Millennium Tower wasn’t supposed to lean—but by 2016, it had already sunk 16 inches and tilted over a foot. This deep dive explores the geotechnical failures behind the tower’s ongoing ...

When residents of San Francisco’s Millennium Tower plunked down the cash (sometimes as much as $10 million) to live the 58-story building, they were probably expecting their new home to be packed with ...

Inspectors have issued a violation to management of a sinking condominium building after a large crack formed in a 36th-floor window of the building dubbed the Leaning Tower of San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO — A settlement has been tentatively reached in a lawsuit involving tenants of the sinking Millennium Tower in downtown San Francisco, an attorney representing the luxury apartment ...

The Millennium Tower may be the most recognizable sinking building in the city, but one researcher says earth-based and space-based observations confirm the entire downtown area around it is ...

A look inside the grand penthouse in the Millennium Tower, which just sold for $9 million, the highest downtown condo resale in the city in years.

“The Sentinel-1 satellites have shown that the Millennium Tower skyscraper in the center of San Francisco is sinking by a few centimeters a year,” a statement by the ESA concludes.

Inspectors have issued a violation to management of a sinking condominium building after a large crack formed in a 36th-floor window of the building dubbed the Leaning Tower of San Francisco.