Mayor London Breed announces a new directive to address homelessness in San Francisco by prioritizing relocation assistance over other services. Critics argue the plan may be an attempt to bus homeless individuals out of the city.

"Very aggressive" homeless encampment sweeps continue, now in San Francisco's Tenderloin. During yesterday's Division Street tent removals, an SFPD officer told a homeless individual that Mayor Breed and Gov. Newsom say, "No more encampments. It's no more."

San Francisco's health department & Entertainment Commission partner with drag artists for overdose prevention, focusing on Naloxone training ahead of Overdose Awareness Day.

Humble Games laid off all 36 staff members, prompting fears for indie game publishing's future. Former employees hint at a shutdown, while the company insists it's restructuring.

San Francisco begins a "very aggressive" crackdown on homeless encampments, spurred by a Supreme Court decision and mayor's orders, resulting in swift city actions with reports of shelter offer discrepancies.

The San Francisco community is mourning the unexpected death of SFPD Officer Luciano Ortega, known for his dedication and 9-year service from Mission Station.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed plans to enforce encampment regulations following a Supreme Court ruling, shifting from a compassionate stance to including possible criminal penalties.

A video showing two nudists subduing a blowtorch-wielding attacker in San Francisco's Castro district and helping to protect a tourist has made rounds on social media and in local news media.

California institutes its first permanent water restrictions to combat drought, with fines for noncompliance and a gradual reduction in water supply starting 2027, allowing tailored conservation strategies for urban suppliers.

A viral photo of a sign mocking California's retail theft law caused a stir online, but no signs were found upon inspection by SFDPW, suggesting they might have been fake or removed.

San Francisco is experiencing a unique economic trend with wages rising faster than rent, unlike many US cities. However, 38% of the city’s renters still struggle to afford their rent.

San Francisco's Pride Parade attracted thousands, with a vibrant display of floats and a strong message on LGBTQ rights amidst increasing anti-LGBTQ legislation.

An official cancellation of the Dyke March earlier this week did not deter a small contingent of marchers — or the many just celebrating Pride weekend — from showing up to Dolores Park on Saturday. The park was full of revelers and the march, although somewhat smaller this year, went ahead as previously planned.