City controller's report finds Recology took in $23 million more in profits than allowed

San Francisco's rate-setting process for Recology could change depending on the outcome of Proposition F on the city's June 7 ballot. That ballot measure would establish the city controller as the refuse rate administrator rather than the DPW director, among other changes.

Stephen Curry earns sociology degree from Davidson College

“Pomp and Circumstance” played as Stephen Curry stepped up to the podium after practice Monday as he prepared with the Golden State Warriors for the Western Conference Finals.

San Francisco's beloved Bay to Breakers race returns after pandemic hiatus

More than 10,000 runners, some wearing wacky costumes and others wearing nothing at all, took over the streets for Bay to Breakers. The road race hadn't been held since 2019 due to the pandemic.

Abortion rights protesters take to the streets of San Francisco

A long stretch of San Francisco’s Market Street was filled with abortion rights demonstrators Saturday afternoon.

Fans ecstatic over Warriors Moving on to Western Conference Finals

On Friday night, fans left Chase Center ecstatic that the Golden State Warriors won Game 6 to advance to the Western Conference Finals.

Curry, Thompson send Warriors into Western Conference finals

Klay Thompson knocked down eight 3-pointers on the way to 30 points, Stephen Curry scored 29 with six 3s, and the Golden State Warriors advanced to the Western Conference finals by beating the Memphis Grizzlies 110-96 in Game 6 on Friday night.

San Francisco General needs help identifying patient

Officials with Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital on Friday asked for the public's assistance in identifying a patient.

New technology could slow scooter riders' roll when they ride on sidewalks

Lime, Scoot and Spin are now unveiling their new technology aimed at keeping the scooters off the sidewalks. The systems allow the scooters to buzz along in the green lane, but slow to 5 miles per hour if they cross onto the sidewalk.

SFUSD announces new school superintendent

Matt Wayne will start as San Francisco Unified superintendent on July 1.

Warriors' fans pack Chase Center plaza for a family-oriented watch party

Despite the Warriors' crushing loss to the Memphis Grizzlies in Game 5 at Tennessee, there were many happy fans who were just glad to be able to come together and root for their team at a special watch party Wednesday night. 

Public forum with SF city leaders held on spiking crime and homelessness in Mission

Several city leaders attended a public forum in San Francisco's Mission District on Wednesday to respond to a number of hot button issues in the area, including crime, drugs, mental health, and homelessness.

San Francisco considers limitations on traffic stops for minor infractions

The San Francisco Police Commission is set to take up the issues around "pretext stops," or minor vehicular infractions that some believe are used to harass people of color.

International auto burglary scam ran through San Francisco  boba shop: DA

Investigators with the San Francisco District Attorney's office busted an international auto burglary fencing operation and recovered more than 1,000 electronic goods.

San Francisco school board approves smaller number of layoffs than expected

The San Francisco City School Board voted on Tuesday not to issue a mass layoff of more than 200 teachers it had announced earlier this year. During an evening meeting, the board voted instead to reduce the number of layoffs to 20, with 15 of them affecting administrators, who may be rehired next year.

Elon Musk says Twitter's HQ in San Francisco creates 'strong left bias' on platform

The billionaire Tesla CEO, Elon Musk is hinting at relocating Twitter's headquarters outside the Bay Area if his offer to buy the company goes through. He says the company's location creates left-leaning bias on the platform.

San Francisco's newest supervisor attends first board meeting, plans to run in November for full term

San Francisco's newest supervisor says his background and experience will help him address some of the city's biggest issues. Matt Dorsey attended his first Board of Supervisors meeting Tuesday morning just one day after being sworn into office.

San Francisco hospital needs help identifying patient

The staff at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital is asking the public to identify a woman who was admitted Sunday.