Three former San Francisco mayors urge a criminal probe into Mark Farrell's campaign for allegedly funneling large sums through a ballot measure committee to circumvent donor limits.

Alameda County police unions support recalling DA Pamela Price, citing a failure in her duties, while Price defends her reforms against claims of being "soft on crime." The recall campaign gains traction with backing from Rep. Swalwell.

California has legalized Amsterdam-style cannabis cafes, allowing social consumption and sale of non-infused food, aiming to boost the legal market and revitalize local economies.

Rep. Swalwell supports the recall of Alameda DA Pamela Price, citing public safety concerns. Price's campaign highlights her charge-filing record and attributes the recall to wealthy interests.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed skipped a mayoral forum due to a "scheduling conflict," leading opponents to criticize her record and policies in her absence.

Governor Newsom signed AB 3218 to enforce California's ban on flavored tobacco, detailing a list of approved tobacco items and imposing penalties for violations.

San Mateo County in California plans to increase the minimum wage to $17.46 per hour by January 1, 2025, benefiting most workers, with some exceptions.

Legislation has been introduced to expand the San Pablo Bay National Wildlife Refuge by 5,658 acres to protect tidal marshes and support California's conservation goals.

San Francisco fights against potential utility bill increases, arguing that the EPA should set definitive water discharge standards to avoid excessive costs for ratepayers.

Mike Chen was confirmed by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors to the SFMTA Board of Directors, succeeding Lydia So after a unanimous vote and Mayor Breed's appointment.

California enacts new laws to enforce water rights, label pesticides on seeds, and increase penalties for tobacco sales to minors, as signed by Governor Newsom.

San Mateo County Sheriff Christina Corpus accused County Executive Mike Callagy of sexual discrimination and bullying, which he denies, prompting an investigation.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed sets up a School Stabilization Team to assist SFUSD with its financial and operational challenges, providing $8.4 million in funds and expertise to help avoid school closures.