Muni subway service returns May 15 after one-year shutdown
San Francisco officials announced a plan Friday that will bring back some rail service in the subway.
San Francisco and Santa Clara counties drop vaccine eligibility age to 16
Two days ahead of state’s schedule, San Francisco and Santa Clara County Tuesday opened Covid-19 vaccine eligibility ...
San Francisco cancels 420 celebration for second year due to Covid-19
Coming as no real surprise, San Francisco Recreation and Parks officials announced Tuesday that the annual 420 ...
Game on: San Francisco rolls out plans for live indoor events
As San Francisco Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations remain relatively low, city officials are rolling out plans to ...
Giants to welcome fans back to Oracle Park even as city cases slowly climb
San Francisco Giants fans were given reason to celebrate with a team announcement Thursday that Oracle Park ...
Federal stimulus shrinks San Francisco’s budget deficit by $630 million
Thanks in part to the most recent federal stimulus package, San Francisco’s two-year budget deficit has exponentially shrunk from a projected $653.2 million ...
Officials prematurely celebrate Second Street project completion
San Francisco officials Thursday celebrated completion of a more than three-year improvement project in the South of ...
Mobile vaccination units to serve Chinatown seniors, Treasure Island residents
Late next week, San Francisco’s mobile vaccination team will start administering Covid-19 vaccines to seniors living in ...
SF launches guaranteed monthly income program for struggling artists
San Francisco launched a six-month guaranteed income pilot program Thursday that will give monthly $1,000 payments to ...
Mayor announces enhanced efforts to protect San Francisco AAPI communities
After weeks of escalated attacks against Asian seniors, community safety groups will begin patrolling San Francisco neighborhoods ...
San Francisco, Santa Clara and Marin counties loosen restrictions under orange tier
San Francisco is seeing its lowest number of Covid-19 hospitalizations and daily new cases since the winter surge. That progress enabled The City’s ...
Non-essential offices could soon reopen as San Francisco eyes move to orange tier
San Francisco will most likely advance next week to the orange tier in California’s Blueprint for a ...
Assemblyman makes another run at speed enforcement camera bill
Assemblyman David Chiu (D-San Francisco) will try his luck again at legislating the use of automated speed ...
SF expands on state vaccine guidance for vulnerable residents
San Francisco officials Friday said they will expand Covid-19 vaccine eligibility to persons between the ages of ...
Mayor proposes legislation to make Shared Spaces program permanent
After nearly a year of Covid-19 restrictions, seeing patrons dine out on San Francisco streets has become ...
Cable car bells to ring again sometime before holiday season
Cable cars, one of San Francisco’s most famous and beloved attractions, will begin making their return sometime this fall. It has been nearly ...
SF restaurants to open indoor dining with move to red tier
San Francisco, along with Napa and Santa Clara counties, moved to the less restrictive red tier in ...
SF cuts contract ties with scandalized executives, companies
San Francisco suspended contract partnerships with five executives and seven companies due to alleged involvement with a ...
Muni to offer free rides for vaccination appointments
Beginning Tuesday, Muni will offer free rides to passengers heading to Covid-19 vaccination appointments, Mayor London Breed ...
San Francisco opens third high-volume Covid-19 vaccination site in Bayview
San Francisco opened a new high-volume Covid-19 vaccination site Tuesday in Bayview/Hunters Point neighborhood in partnership with ...
Dose shortage forces temporary pause at Moscone, City College vaccination sites
San Francisco will temporarily pause two of its Covid-19 mass vaccination sites this week due to a lack of supply, city officials announced ...
SF to expand vaccine eligibility, officials double down in school district lawsuit
San Francisco will expand its vaccine eligibility in two weeks, San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced Tuesday ...
SF school district, unions resume negotiations over school reopening plans
Unions representing San Francisco Unified School District employees said on Friday they’re resuming negotiations with the district ...
San Francisco to open second mass vaccination site at Moscone Center
The Moscone Center will open Friday as San Francisco’s second mass Covid-19 vaccination site, Mayor London Breed ...
SF school district pushes back on city officials for ‘petty’ lawsuit
San Francisco is suing its own school district and school board for failing to come up with ...
DA files charges in fatal assaults on two elderly SF men
Murder charges have been filed against a suspect who allegedly assaulted an 84-year-old man, pushing the victim to the ground in the Anza ...
San Francisco opens Mission District vaccination site
San Francisco officials and the community Monday celebrated the soft opening of a Covid-19 vaccination site in ...
City extends mental health resources to SF school district students, families
San Francisco Unified School District students and their families will now be eligible to receive mental health ...
‘As we rise again’: Breed talks recovery in State of the City address
Mayor London struck an optimistic tone about San Francisco’s future and Covid-19 recovery during her State of ...
Supervisors unanimously confirm Carmen Chu to city administer post
San Francisco supervisors unanimously Tuesday confirmed Mayor London Breed’s appointment of Assessor Carmen Chu to serve as ...
SF plans Thursday morning reopening under new state guidelines
San Francisco will once again allow outdoor dining and other limited activities to resume Thursday morning. The changes follow a state decision to ...
SF sets goal to vaccinate 900,000 people by end of June
Public health officials said Wednesday at a Board of Supervisors committee hearing that they have set a ...
SF health officials warn they will soon run out of vaccine doses
San Francisco’s Department of Public Health could run out of vaccine doses as early as Thursday, city ...
Despite limited dose supply, SF plans three large-scale vaccination sites
San Francisco plans to open three large-scale Covid-19 vaccination sites, officials announced Friday.
Mayor London Breed said the ...
SFO installs human trafficking help placards in airport bathrooms
Officials with the San Francisco International Airport Monday announced a new initiative to combat human trafficking as ...
Breed nominates Assessor Carmen Chu to replace outgoing city administrator
San Francisco Mayor London Breed Thursday nominated Assessor Carmen Chu to replace outgoing City Administrator Naomi Kelly.
Kelly announced Tuesday she will resign ...
