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.

Thousands showed up to support and celebrate the trans community Friday for the 20th Anniversary of the Trans March. A “celebration of trans and gender non-conforming people”, the march is one of the largest trans events in the world and kicks off Pride weekend celebrations.

San Francisco has become a sanctuary city for transgender people, in a symbolic stand to protect their rights and offer refuge amidst increasing anti-LGBTQ+ legislation across the United States.

San Francisco Police are setting up a DUI checkpoint on June 8th to target impaired drivers and enhance community safety, funded by a traffic safety grant.

San Francisco residents rallied to support a dog walker targeted by racist threats, prompting a police hate crime investigation. No arrests have been made.

San Francisco reports the lowest number of tents on streets since 2018, with a 37% decrease last quarter, amidst criticism of untracked finances and unoccupied housing units by the city's homelessness department.

California's population grew by 67,000 or 0.17% in 2023, per the Department of Finance, marking an uptick after three years of decline. San Francisco's count also rose slightly to 843,071. This growth reverses recent trends of net resident loss.

The Golden Gate Ferry service between Sausalito and San Francisco resumes May 1, 2024, after pier repairs. Replacement bus services were provided during the suspension.

Tech founders propose a "City Campus" urban project in San Francisco to create a community-centric space aimed at fostering social connections, sparking concerns over gentrification and urban sanitization.

San Francisco's Mayor proposes legislation to eliminate fees for community events to bolster economic and cultural vitality.

Rev. Cecil Williams, a prominent social activist and spiritual leader, passed away at 94, leaving a legacy of social justice and compassion in San Francisco.

Nurses at Kaiser Permanente in San Francisco protested against the use of AI in healthcare, while the hospital defended the technology as a support tool for high-quality care.

The San Francisco Fire Department announced the death of Lt. Stephen Silvestrich, who passed away at home after his shift. His cause of death is undisclosed.