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.
Closures leave Treasure Island Job Corps youth, staff scrambling
A staff member tells KTVU that the closure process has not been orderly, and they say rushing students out of the facilities could be harmful, as some have no place else to go.
SF Supervisor Joel Engardio will face recall election after signatures verified
It'll now be up to voters in San Francisco's Sunset District to decide whether to remove District Four Supervisor Joel Engardio over his handling of the closure of a two-mile stretch of the Great Highway. City election officials announced Thursday they've verified enough signatures to put a recall measure on the ballot.
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.
San Francisco district attorney charges two in multiple cold case shootings
The men were charged in connection with at least four killings that stretch back as far as 2002.
Suspected arsonist arrested in SF's Richmond District
The arrest comes after a pair of fires at Lafayette Elementary School in the Outer Richmond left students with damaged equipment and many parents on edge.
Beloved SF business Japan Video & Media to close its doors after 40 years
Japan Video & Media, a San Francisco business that, over the last forty years, has become a Japantown institution, announced it will be closing its doors for good at the end of the month.
Immigrant advocates in California decry Trump tactics to detain asylum seekers
Immigrant groups and attorneys are decrying a new tactic by the Trump administration to detain people while waiting for an asylum hearing.
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.
Undocumented immigrants detained by ICE at SF courthouse
At least four undocumented immigrants were arrested and detained by ICE on Tuesday at the San Francisco Immigration Courthouse while appearing in court for regular hearings.
Festus Feasts: Warriors champ shares flavorful new journey around the Bay
Former Warriors champion Festus Ezeli is serving up more than sports takes - he’s exploring Bay Area food spots and sharing heartfelt reviews through his Instagram and soon-to-debut show Festus Feasts.
Can a great opening weekend for summer travel last?
It's been a very good holiday weekend for travel, but can it last?
Suspect held in deadly Muni stabbing in Bayview
A man was stabbed to death while riding a Muni bus in San Francisco's Bayview, the second stabbing on the transit system in the same neighborhood in two months.