San Francisco aligns with CDC on guidance for fully vaccinated people
San Francisco Department of Public Health announced it is aligning with CDC guidance on fully vaccinated people and has details on safe small indoor, unmasked gatherings.
SF Muni to resume Subway service starting on May 15 for first time since August attempt
City officials on Friday announced the return of subway rail service along San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency's K-Ingleside and N-Judah lines beginning next month.
MTC launches Clipper card mobile app with Apple Pay compatibility
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission launched a mobile Clipper card app this week and made the transit-fare payment system available on iPhone and Apple Watch via Apple Pay.
Woman who coughed on San Francisco Uber driver pleads not guilty
A woman who was caught on video coughing on and grabbing an Uber driver in San Francisco who ended the ride because she wasn’t wearing a mask has pleaded not guilty to assault and other charges, authorities said.
Protesters march through San Francisco's Mission to denounce recent police shootings
Protesters gathered in San Francisco’s Mission District on Thursday to show solidarity for two men shot and killed by police, Daunte Wright in Minnesota and Roger Allen in Daly City.
San Francisco ramps up vaccination effort with new neighborhood sites
San Francisco is expanding its network of neighborhood COVID-19 vaccination sites to coincide with the expanded statewide eligibility for everyone 16 and older on April 15.
Woman injured in Tenderloin shooting Wednesday afternoon
A shooting in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood Wednesday afternoon left a 46-year-old woman injured, according to police.
2nd Recology executive linked to Mohammed Nuru corruption scandal charged
Federal prosecutors in San Francisco announced Thursday they've charged the former vice president and group manager of Recology -- the company contracted by the city to handle waste collection -- with bribery and money laundering.
San Francisco supervisors propose free Muni program to boost ridership
San Francisco is a city that has long relied on public transit to get people to work, school, and generally out and about. Now two supervisors want to make Muni free as part of a $10 million pilot program, paid for with stimulus funds.
San Francisco-based Coinbase soars in market debut, valued near $86 billion
Coinbase made a rousing debut on Wall Street Wednesday, with the digital currency exchange’s stock rising as high as $429, briefly giving it a market value over $100 billion.
San Francisco to resume indoor, outdoor events Thursday under newly eased statewide guidelines
Starting on Thursday, San Francisco will resume indoor events and performances with live audiences -- albeit with capacity limits -- in accordance with newly eased state guidelines.
San Francisco moves forward with sobering center
San Francisco city officials announced plans to move forward with opening a drug sobering center under a pilot program for people under the influence of drugs such as methamphetamine or fentanyl.
SF supervisors proposed 'Free Muni' pilot program to encourage ridership as city reopens
Two San Francisco supervisors on Tuesday proposed legislation to fund a three-month pilot program providing free public transit to boost San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency ridership, which plummeted during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Warriors leverage tech to keep COVID in check as fans return to Chase Center
The Golden State Warriors are preparing to welcome fans back into Chase Center on April 23.
420 celebration cancelled again in San Francisco
San Francisco city officials will fence off the area of Hippie Hill in Golden Gate Park to prevent the usual huge crowd of cannabis enthusiasts from partying on 4/20/ This is the second year in a row that the marijuana festival has been cancelled due to coronavirus restrictions.
SF opens COVID vaccine eligibility to all residents ages 16 and older
The expansion comes one week after the city expanded eligibility to all residents age 16 and older in several prioritized ZIP codes that have been hit hardest by the pandemic.
Bay Area's Cisco, Salesforce top list of Fortune's best companies to work for
Fortune Magazine this week released its annual list of 100 best companies to work for, and during an unprecedented year of shutdowns and major workplace adjustments due to the pandemic, two Bay Area companies rose to the top as the number one and two best firms based on employee input.
Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital officials ask for help identifying patient
Officials with Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital Monday are asking for help identifying a man in the hospital's care.
Salesforce reopening San Francisco headquarters in May
Salesforce, the largest private employer in San Francisco, announced that it will reopen its global headquarters in May.
San Francisco and San Leandro schools reopen, but to different degrees
At Bret Harte Elementary School in San Francisco Monday morning there was a sight no one had seen in more than a year: students coming to school again.