Chase Center ribbon-cutting kicks off start of new era
“A brand new journey starts today."
City Hall pauses, reflects to honor legacy of Ed Lee
Lawmakers and department heads took time early Wednesday to honor the late Mayor Ed Lee.
Chinatown honors memory of Ed Lee one year after his death
Chinatown community and city leaders joined at Portsmouth Square Plaza on Monday to remember and honor the ...
Memorial splits apart sister cities San Francisco, Osaka
San Francisco Mayor London Breed Thursday responded to the mayor of San Francisco's sister city, Osaka, Japan, ...
State law clears path for SF vote on ride-sharing tax
Under the ballot measure, TNCs like Uber and Lyft would be taxed for each ride originating in ...
SF names school for Ed and Anita Lee
Two San Francisco elementary schools will get new names, one of them honoring the late Mayor Ed Lee.
Uber, Lyft agree to San Francisco ride tax
Aaron Peskin said that after weeks of negotiations with both Uber and Lyft, both companies have agreed ...
Vallie Brown elevated to District 5 supervisor
San Francisco Mayor London Breed has appointed one of her former legislative aides to be The City's ...
District 4 will elect new Supervisor as Tang declines run
San Francisco District 4 Supervisor Katy Tang announced late Tuesday at 5:17 p.m. that she will not ...
Leno lead shrinks to just 1,121 votes
Former state Sen. Mark Leno Wednesday afternoon remains in the lead in the tight race for San ...
SF Bay ferry fleet floats toward renewable diesel
All Bay Area ferryboats that serve commuters and tourists will soon switch from regular diesel to renewable diesel fuel.
Muni adds $5 all-day pass under new budget
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency is adding a new Muni fare option as part of its ...
Mission Bay affordable housing honors Mayor Ed Lee
An affordable housing site in San Francisco's Mission Bay broke ground Thursday morning that will house homeless ...
SF targets disabled parking abusers
The SFMTA has been working with San Francisco police to conduct sting enforcement operations of disabled placard ...
City Hall drama shuffles Mark Farrell into mayor’s spot
San Francisco Supervisors voted to appoint Mark Farrell mayor after a heated, racially charged debate.
Peskin prods for discussion of interim mayor vote
San Francisco Supervisor Aaron Peskin called for a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday to discuss and possibly vote on ...
Luis Herrera retires as San Francisco city librarian
San Francisco City Librarian Luis Herrera Thursday announced his retirement after more than 40 years in the ...
San Francisco adds 75 new shelter beds
San Francisco officials Wednesday announced the opening of 75 new homeless shelter beds at The City's largest ...
Flags fly low as San Francisco honors memory of Ed Lee
San Francisco officials continue to the mourn the sudden death of Mayor Ed Lee, who died Tuesday ...
SF native London Breed rises to helm her hometown
London Breed assumes the powers, responsibilities and duties as the first black female mayor of San Francisco.
Pols, public react to passing of Ed Lee
San Francisco residents awoke to the jolting news that Mayor Ed Lee died early Tuesday morning.
Mayor Ed Lee dies at SF General
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee passed away at age 65 early Tuesday morning at San Francisco General ...
Retail pot sales to begin in early January
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee Wednesday signed legislation creating regulations and permit requirements for commercial cannabis retail, ...
Mayor seeks Vis Valley navigation center
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee today introduced legislation seeking to create three new Navigation Centers, or homeless ...
Second Street begins rebirth as pedestrian, bike corridor
Officials broke ground on a $20 million project morning that will transform Second Street.
Supes green-light recreational pot rules
Sales of recreational cannabis will begin in January following the approval of regulations for the new industry.
First of new Muni trains reports for duty
Muni car No. 2006 took its first fare-paying passengers down the N-Judah line around noon.
Third Baptist Church declared SF landmark
San Francisco's oldest African-American church was designated as a city landmark this week.
Pier 70 redo to add 3,000 housing units
San Francisco city officials this week gave final approval to a 28-acre project at Pier 70 expected ...
Officials float fewer limits on recreational pot
Some state and local elected officials Wednesday called for less restrictive regulations for adult cannabis use in ...
City morgue begins anew in Hunters Point
The San Francisco medical examiner's office has left the dilapidated Hall of Justice for a brand-new space across town.
SF targets space under freeways for new parks
AB 857 will allow The City to lease up to 10 parcels underneath highways from Caltrans at 30 ...
SF orders grocery chains to disclose antibiotics
Large grocery chains in San Francisco will now have to report the use of antibiotics in raw ...
Grants will help Chinatown merchants cope with construction
Chinatown may get City funds by the end of year to help with the economic loss due ...
Stacee Etcheber confirmed killed in Vegas shooting
A Novato hairstylist married to a San Francisco police officer was among those killed Sunday.
Outcry seals fate of offensive Civic Center statue
San Francisco's Arts Commission voted unanimously Monday to begin the process of removing a historic Civic Center statue.
