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.

San Franciscans protested for a second day against ICE raids and the travel ban, culminating at City Hall. Mayor Lurie supported peaceful protest; police reported vandalism by a few. Over 9,000 marched, with families participating in demonstrations.

San Francisco's Mayor Daniel Lurie introduces a plan to address vehicular homelessness and reclaim public spaces, involving parking restrictions and housing solutions.

ICE faces scrutiny after detaining a client at a San Francisco asylum hearing and arresting at least 15 people, including a child, amidst fears of mistreatment and quotas driving enforcement actions.

ICE detains 15, including a young child, in San Francisco, leading to community outrage and protests over the perceived escalation in immigration enforcement and treatment of detainees.

With Pride Month officially kicking off on Sunday, the 30th Anniversary Pink Triangle art installation on Twin Peaks is set to return next week.

San Francisco's Mission District celebrated the annual Carnaval with a parade highlighting the Latin American and Caribbean cultures, under the theme "AfroMundo: African Diaspora in the Americas."

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie signed the "Recovery First" ordinance, prioritizing recovery in drug policy, and initiating a fund with $37.5 million for related services.

San Francisco opened James Baldwin Place, a new sober living space for individuals recovering from homelessness and addiction, part of the "Breaking the Cycle" plan to address homelessness and behavioral health issues.