SF supervisors unanimously approve hazard pay ordinance for grocery workers

San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors unanimously approved an emergency ordinance that would authorize $5 an hour hazard pay for grocery and pharmacy workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Former SF official agrees to plea deal, will cooperate with FBI in corruption investigation

A former San Francisco aide to Mayor London Breed has agreed to plead guilty to conspiracy to commit money laundering and will cooperate with the FBI in their ongoing corruption investigation of San Francisco City Hall.

Investigation under way into what killed beloved swan at San Francisco Palace of Fine Arts

A female white swan returned to her home at San Francisco's Palace of Fine Arts on Tuesday, without her longtime time companion, a beloved swan who died last week from possible zinc and lead poisoning.  

SFUSD to resume in-person learning plan for some students starting April 12

San Francisco Unified School District announced on Friday that the district and the teachers union have tentatively agreed to get some of its youngest students back in the classroom starting April 12. 

Police seeking truck connected to collision that killed elderly pedestrian Tuesday

Police in San Francisco are asking the public to help find a vehicle connected to a collision earlier this week in the city's Outer Mission neighborhood that killed a 79-year-old woman.

Thieves targeting catalytic converters for metals worth more than gold

It might start with a sawing noise or people pulling up to your parked car. Before you know it, thieves have taken off with your catalytic converter.

Three Black men accuse SFPD of racial profiling while shopping at Union Square

Three friends, cleared of wrongdoing, were detained for hours by police at a high end department store in San Francisco Wednesday afternoon. Someone who called police to say a firearm was brandished was cited and released.

Police arrest suspect connected to Tenderloin triple shooting last month

San Francisco police announced Thursday officers arrested a man connected to a triple shooting last month in the city's Tenderloin neighborhood that sent three people to the hospital.

Recology to repay San Franciscans nearly $100M in overcharged garbage fees

Recology San Francisco agreed to lower rates and to reimburse ratepayers for overcharges that were uncovered during an investigation into public corruption tied to former Public Works Director Mohammed Nuru.

Massive SkyStar Ferris Wheel re-opens
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The SkyStar Ferris Wheel re-opened at noon on Thursday, March 4, 2021 in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park.

Ferris wheel operation in Golden Gate Park extended through 2025

Despite some San Francisco supervisors calling for an investigation into the agency that oversees the attraction, the Ferris wheel was approved for a four-year extension.

San Francisco teachers waiting for priority vaccine access codes

Alameda, Contra Costa and San Mateo counties all received their codes on Tuesday. But San Francisco did not, because the city's Moscone Center vaccination site was all booked.

San Francisco's iconic cable cars to return this fall

San Francisco's iconic cable cars will return to the streets in the fall. They have been sidelined since the pandemic forced a shelter-in-place order in the city nearly one year ago.