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A council majority now backs letting traffic back onto the 600 block, shrinking the plaza that hosts Fourth Fridays.
Six votes decide who runs City Hall's legislative gears next year, and the two frontrunners offer very different relationships with Mayor Lurie.
Flashpass founder Emil Barr signed a lease a year ago but says California's political climate, not just Prop 40, scared him off.
Justices let stand the removal of Serranus Hastings' name from the S.F. law school, closing a four-year legal battle.
A San Francisco judge sided with Wells Fargo over former CEO Tim Sloan's withheld bonuses, but the full reasoning stays under seal.
San Mateo County's eight unionized interpreters are part of a region-wide push for pay parity after a half-day walkout outside SF's courthouse.
Reuters described hundreds of participants forming a human banner spelling NO KINGS at Ocean Beach.
Roughly 50 residents grilled 2nd District hopefuls Joanna Paun and Sylvia Lemus on sewers, traffic and housing math at Penngrove Cares' forum.
Reserves could shrink to just $683,526 by 2028 as overtime and stalled development revenue squeeze the district.
Rebecca Eisenberg was hauled out of a Valley Water meeting by security days after suing the agency, as her District 7 reelection bid heats up.
Santa Rosa's City Council voted 6-0 to overturn a Planning Commission denial, clearing Del Valle Mexican Restaurant to build on Sebastopol Road.
Julie McMillan says she just asked public works to look. Records show she also called the candidates “very bad actors.”
Dozens packed American Canyon City Hall to grill Mike Thompson on Flock cameras, ICE and flight noise before the Nov. 3 vote.
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