San Francisco RV ban approved by Board of Supervisors
San Francisco's Board of Supervisors approved a plan on Tuesday that would make it illegal to park RVs and other large vehicles on city streets for more than two hours.
Will people flock to downtown San Francisco for a new skyscraper?
San Francisco may soon see a new skyscraper in the city's Financial District. The experts are saying this may be the turnaround the area has been looking for.
San Francisco Pride: Feeling safe and free to be yourself
San Francisco is preparing to host its Pride celebration this weekend. City leaders are getting ready for a weekend of festivities, and they're reminding everyone to be safe, have fun and be on the lookout for anything suspicious.
San Francisco budget cuts: leaders try to minimize impact
San Francisco lawmakers are inching toward a budget draft. Everyone agrees that cuts will have to be made to cover a projected shortfall, but now work is underway to minimize the impact of those cuts.
Protestors urge San Francisco leaders to spare programs from budget cuts
Protesters unfurled banners inside San Francisco's City Hall on Monday afternoon, demanding city leaders save critical programs from proposed budget cuts.
Pink Triangle atop San Francisco's Twin Peaks vandalized, police make arrest
San Francisco police have made an arrest in a vandalism case involving the Pink Triangle atop Twin Peaks.
Bay Area prepares for ‘No Kings Day’ demonstrations against Trump administration policies
The “No Kings Day" movement, in response to President Trump’s immigration crackdown and a planned $40 million military parade in Washington, D.C., hits the Bay on Saturday.
'We are prepared': SF businesses boarded up as leaders call for peaceful 'No Kings' protests
The demonstrations coincide with Trump's military parade happening in Washington, D.C. on Saturday.
San Francisco groups advocate against budget cuts
Now that San Francisco's mayor has delivered his budget proposal, the city is now grappling with the tough decisions ahead.
Al Pastor Papi's downtown San Francisco location is now open
San Francisco's Vacant to Vibrant program welcomed three new businesses to the downtown area.
100,000 meals for nonprofit Project Open Hand at risk under SF budget proposal
San Francisco’s proposed budget includes cuts to nonprofit services, threatening organizations like Project Open Hand, which may have to eliminate weekend meals. That means 100,000 fewer meals annually. Advocates warn the reductions will harm vulnerable communities and reverse progress made in neighborhoods like the Tenderloin.
San Francisco's mayor pushes new plan to get RV residents into housing
San Francisco's mayor has launched a new plan aimed at clearing recreational vehicles from the city's streets. Mayor Daniel Lurie said the idea is to get people into housing. The mayor said this is part of his broader plan to get housing for the unhoused, including those living in recreational vehicles.
San Francisco Mayor Lurie open to eliminating free parking in Golden Gate Park
Mayor Daniel Lurie said on Thursday he is open to eliminating free parking on roads in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park in order to bring more revenue to the city to balance the budget.
San Francisco's fire department seeking creative ways to fund new vehicles
San Francisco city leaders are working on new legislation to help firefighters begin replacing their aging fleet. Some of the vehicles are 50 years old.
SF mayor's $15.9 billion budget proposal includes layoffs, service cuts to address deficit
San Francisco Mayor Lurie unveiled his $15.9 billion budget proposal on Friday, acknowledging it contains difficult cuts to jobs and services he says are necessary.
San Francisco city workers prepare for likelihood of job cuts
San Francisco city workers are preparing for the likelihood of job cuts as the mayor prepares to deliver his budget proposal on Friday.
QTAPI Pride: San Francisco march celebrates identity amid federal rollbacks
San Francisco’s queer and trans AAPI communities gathered and marched in a show of resilience and unity outside City Hall. They celebrated identity while pushing back against growing federal threats to LGBTQ health funding.
Transamerica Pyramid's rediscovered time capsule opened
A new exhibit has been unveiled at a San Francisco landmark. A time capsule from the Transamerica Pyramid from some 50 years ago has been unearthed from 6-feet underground.
San Francisco new stabilization center provides care for those in crisis
San Francisco has opened the doors to a new stabilization center aimed at providing care for those in crisis on the city's streets.
San Francisco food truck opening pop-up shop thanks to downtown revitalization
A program that activates vacant spaces and storefronts in San Francisco is expanding this summer with a popular taco truck getting a pop-up brick and mortar space in the Union Square area.