San Francisco sees decline in COVID-19 cases following recent omicron variant surge
After a recent surge of COVID-19 cases in San Francisco caused by the omicron variant, the number of cases in the city are starting to decline, Mayor London Breed announced Thursday.
San Francisco linkage center for homeless, substance abuse services opens
Last month, San Francisco's mayor issued an emergency order to help tackle some major issues, like homelessness and open-air drug use and dealing, that are an ongoing problem in the city's Tenderloin District.
Mayor London Breed slams SF Board of Supervisors
Mayor Breed said some members of the city's Board of Supervisors are hypocrites and an obstacle to tackling the city's housing problems.
San Francisco seeing 829 new COVID cases daily as omicron's expected peak nears
The current COVID-19 surge, driven by the omicron variant, is expected to peak in about two weeks, according to San Francisco health officials.
Supervisors vote to reconsider Mayor Breed's Emergency declaration for San Francisco's Tenderloin
San Francisco supervisors will reconsider whether a state of emergency is necessary for the Tenderloin district.
Homeless advocates doubtful Tenderloin emergency plan will improve public safety
Homeless advocates in San Francisco on Tuesday blasted the city's recent plan to address mental health and drug use in the city's Tenderloin neighborhood.
San Francisco New Year's Eve fireworks display canceled due to omicron variant surge
The annual San Francisco New Year's Eve fireworks display is canceled over public safety concerns due to COVID's surging omicron variant, city officials announced Tuesday.
The Matrix Resurrections premieres in San Francisco
Stars walked the green carpet into the historic Castro Theater in San Francisco for the premiere of The Matrix Resurrections.
Charlotte Shultz, San Francisco's longtime chief of protocol, passes away
San Francisco Mayor London Breed on Friday announced the death of Charlotte Mailliard Shultz, the city's longtime Chief of Protocol who oversaw the hosting of foreign dignitaries and advised several mayors on diplomatic and consular matters.
Macy's Christmas tree lighting in San Francisco held a week early
A holiday tradition returned to San Francisco's Union Square Thursday night, as city officials gathered for the lighting of the Macy's Christmas tree.
City officials push for new approach that gets open drug use off San Francisco streets
Health officials say in the first nine months of 2021, 500 people in San Francisco died from drug overdoses. Now the city is pushing for a new approach that helps get open drug use off the streets.
San Francisco could get a safe drug consumption site as early as next spring
The City of San Francisco is pursuing a policy to allow safe consumption sites to address the problem of drug overdoses and open use on city streets.
San Francisco announces funding for 2022 concert series to revive entertainment scene
San Francisco city officials on Monday unveiled a $2.5 million initiative to help revive the city's entertainment and music industry, still reeling from the COVID-19 pandemic.
San Francisco mayor supports school board members' recall, undecided on Chesa Boudin
Mayor London Breed supports recalling 3 school board members, but is undecided on whether Chesa Boudin should remain the district attorney. Voters in San Francisco now have two upcoming recall elections.
Nextdoor employee volunteers join Tenderloin cleanup as company relocates headquarters
Neighbors old and new gathered on Monday to tackle a daunting task, working to clear as much trash as they can out of San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood.
San Francisco job fair surprises organizers with massive turnout
Wednesday's job fair in San Francisco saw a great and hopeful surprise, as 40 employers stood ready, willing and able to hire.
Ferry service part of infrastructure improvements coming to SF's Treasure Island
In just a matter of months a new ferry service will be launching, taking passengers to and from Treasure Island. This is just part of the major changes coming to the island in the next few years.
97% of San Francisco city staff vaccinated as deadline looms
Mayor London Breed says more than 97% of San Francisco municipal employees are vaccinated against the coronavirus ahead of a Monday deadline.
Vaccination deadline arrives for San Francisco city workers
Employees who are not vaccinated by 11:59 p.m. Wednesday risk losing their city jobs. KTVU FOX 2's Christien Kafton reports.
City attorney Dennis Herrera 'thrilled' to leave office to Assemblymember David Chiu
San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced Wednesday she has appointed Assemblymember David Chiu, D-San Francisco, to replace outgoing City Attorney Dennis Herrera.