Special SF police unit investigates possible hate crime
San Francisco police are investigating a possible hate crime attack reported Sunday after events at the state Democratic convention in the city.
Police cited ...
Thousands savored her Tamales. Dozens showed up for her funeral.
Virginia Ramos, San Francisco's "Tamale Lady," used to say “I don’t know you, but I love you."
Harvey Milk name to live on at SFO Terminal 1
San Francisco International Airport Terminal 1 will officially be renamed after the former Supervisor and gay rights ...
Harvey Milk honored with namesake SFO terminal
San Francisco Board of Supervisors Tuesday voted unanimously to name San Francisco International Airport's Terminal 1 after ...
Harvey Milk Terminal at SFO moves toward reality
San Francisco is on its way toward renaming Terminal One at San Francisco International Airport after the ...
Debate stalls SF vote over legal pot rules
San Francisco supervisors Tuesday postponed by two weeks a vote on highly controversial cannabis regulations.
Officials float fewer limits on recreational pot
Some state and local elected officials Wednesday called for less restrictive regulations for adult cannabis use in ...
Supes, Mayor Lee at odds over free City College
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors Tuesday gave final approval for $9 million in funding to make ...
After deadly fires, SF tightens fire codes
New fire safety requirements inspired in part by deadly fires in San Francisco's Mission District are set ...
Aaron Peskin voted to chair SF transportation authority
San Francisco Supervisor Aaron Peskin was voted in Tuesday as the new chair of the San Francisco ...
Supervisors to vote on Alex Nieto memorial
A proposal to install a memorial at the site of a controversial police shooting in San Francisco's Bernal Heights Park is set to ...
Progressives lose majority on Board of Supervisors
The balance of power on San Francisco's Board of Supervisors shifted toward the center following Tuesday's election.
‘Transit Week’ celebrates Muni riders, drivers
A transit advocacy group wants to bring more smiles and positivity to Muni riders starting this week.
Peninsula watershed access plan heads to vote
A proposal to further open up a large tract of Peninsula open space controlled by the San ...
Court blocks eviction protections for teachers
A San Francisco Superior Court judge has blocked a city ordinance protecting school employees from evictions during ...
SFMTA offers compromise over Mission Street red lanes
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency now has a Mission Street compromise it hopes will ease concerns from the community.
‘Tech tax’ proponents vow ballot battle
Proponents of a proposed tax on technology companies in San Francisco Tuesday said that they plan to ...
Dual police reform measures head to SF voters
Two measures intended to create police reform will go before San Francisco voters in November.
Supes delay vote on police reform measures
A pair of measures intended to ensure police accountability may be voted on by the San Francisco ...
Fire victims get helping hand from City
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors Tuesday voted unanimously to create a fund providing rental assistance to ...
Campos floats changes to Airbnb legislation after lawsuit
San Francisco Supervisor David Campos Tuesday introduced amendments to short-term rental legislation he said would address concerns raised by a lawsuit filed by ...
Fire officials blame Mission fires on overcrowding
Supervisor David Campos Wednesday pressed fire officials for the reasons behind a string of large fires in ...
Airbnb sues San Francisco over registration rules
Airbnb filed suit against San Francisco in federal court over recently approved legislation requiring short-term rental companies ...
David Campos: Fire victims need more help
Supervisor David Campos has called for The City to develop a strategy for assisting residents displaced by ...
Tweaks sought to Mission Street transit lanes
Officials will hold a public meeting on the impact of red transit-only lanes added to Mission Street.
Supes tighten rules on Airbnb hosts
Legislation requiring Airbnb and other short-term rental hosting platforms to verify that hosts are legally registered before listing them was approved Tuesday.
Airbnb host legislation advances to Board of Supervisors
Legislation requiring short-term rental companies to verify that hosts are registered with The City is set to ...
Woman shot dead by police was in stolen car
A 27-year-old woman driving a stolen car was shot and killed by a police sergeant.
Trio of Supes join call to oust police chief
Supervisors Jane Kim, David Campos and John Avalos Wednesday called for police Chief Greg Suhr to be ...
Supes drag Lee into chilly ‘question time’
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee was grilled Tuesday by city Supervisors on his plans for handling police ...
$1,000 per day fine floated for unregistered Airbnb listings
Airbnb and other short-term rental platforms operating in San Francisco would be required to verify that hosts are registered with The City.
San Francisco mandates fully paid parental leave
San Francisco supervisors Tuesday voted unanimously to make The City the first in the country to require ...
New park breaks ground at 17th and Folsom
San Francisco officials Thursday broke ground in the Mission District on what will become The City's first ...
SF supes back bill requiring locked guns in cars
San Francisco supervisors Tuesday unanimously passed legislation that would require anyone who leaves a gun in a ...
Campos rallies for housing moratorium
San Francisco Supervisor David Campos and proponents of Proposition I held a rally outside San Francisco City ...
Mission traffic calming boosts pedestrian safety
SFMTA officials said data released Thursday shows traffic calming measures within a few Mission district blocks have improved pedestrian safety.
