San Francisco Ballet dancers and stage managers are in a contract dispute over wages and work conditions, potentially affecting the upcoming "Nutcracker" season.

San Francisco resumes its Interfaith Winter Shelter program to aid the homeless with shelter beds, meals, and services during winter, running until March 2025.

Urban Alchemy may lay off half its staff amid a budget crisis, affecting street safety efforts in San Francisco’s Tenderloin, mid-Market, and SoMa areas.

The San Francisco Fed's research suggests that the U.S. labor market still exerts inflationary pressure, contributing up to 0.4 percentage points to inflation as of September 2024.

San Francisco commemorated the World Day of Remembrance for Traffic Victims with a vigil and 317 "ghost shoes" to symbolize those lost to traffic accidents since Vision Zero's advent, despite remaining pedestrian fatality rates.

Opendoor is laying off 300 employees, about 17% of its staff, as part of a restructuring effort to improve profitability amid a slow real estate market.

SFUSD responds to racist texts sent to Black students, offering support and condemning the acts with partners including DCYF and the NAACP. The FBI and FCC are investigating, with the district focusing on creating inclusive environments for learning.

PG&E may cut power in parts of California to prevent wildfires on Election Day, affecting 15,000 customers and possibly voting activities, though measures are in place to ensure voting continues.

Recent reports detail layoffs at Bay Area tech companies Intel, Gigamon, Maxar Space, and AppLovin, adding to the industry's growing job cuts amid economic pressures.

Residents in San Francisco's Shotwell neighborhood are dealing with safety and traffic issues due to new barriers intended to curb sex work, with mixed reactions from the community.

San Francisco's Legacy Business Registry adds 11 businesses, bringing the count to 427. These establishments gain access to support initiatives like rent grants, reflecting the city's commitment to preserving its cultural heritage.

The CDCR announced "Operation Boo" to ensure sex offenders under supervision avoid minors on Halloween, with parole agents conducting compliance checks and sharing safety tips.

A jury ordered San Francisco's BART to pay $7.8 million to six ex-employees for wrongful termination after they sought religious exemptions to a Covid-19 vaccine mandate.