SFUSD Superintendent Dr. Maria Su has announced a new Ethnic Studies curriculum for the 2025-26 academic year to reflect educational excellence and values.

A drag performer from Central America, Hilary Rivers, was detained by ICE after an asylum hearing in San Francisco, causing community protest and concern for his safety.

San Francisco is officially 249 years old today, and the timing couldn't be more perfect—the city's birthday coincides with what's shaping up to be one of its biggest Pride celebrations yet. The transformation from Spanish colonial outpost to tech hub and global LGBTQ+ center reads like the ultimate origin story.

SFUSD is considering suspending its ethnic studies program pending a review of controversial materials, sparking debates among administrators, teachers, and parents over the program's content and educational value.

San Francisco officials and police prioritize safety for the upcoming Pride celebrations, with measures to prevent unlawful activities and ensure participant well-being.

UCSF Health plans to lay off around 200 employees due to financial challenges, affecting various roles, with 60-day notices and severance plans provided.

Hundreds protested in San Francisco against the Trump administration's military strikes in Iran, calling for de-escalation and criticizing U.S. priorities.

San Francisco renames a street to honor civil rights leader Dr. Amos Brown, recognizing his contributions to justice and his work with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Bay Area food banks are opposing a federal budget proposal to cut $211 billion from SNAP, which could lead to significant meal losses. They stress SNAP's importance, its impact on local economies, and the need for community support against the cuts.

BART increases services for San Francisco Pride Parade, recommending riders use Clipper card and BART app, with extra trains and free weekend parking (excluding some locations).

Mayor Lurie invests $30 million from Proposition A to provide housing for domestic violence survivors, as part of a broader effort against homelessness and behavioral health issues in San Francisco.

From Dolores Park to Civic Center, San Francisco echoed with chants rejecting authoritarianism. The nearly entirely peaceful march brought together diverse voices united against recent immigration raids and government policies.

Mayor Daniel Lurie opens a new community center in SoMa, San Francisco, operated by United Playaz to enhance youth services and support for formerly incarcerated individuals.