An SFPD-linked nonprofit, SF Safe, has been found to improperly spend taxpayer money on luxury items, limo rides, and trips in a city audit, leading to recovery of funds and increased oversight.

The Bay Area is expanding its EV charging network with a $30 million federal investment, focusing on providing access in disadvantaged areas and adding ports at local libraries.

Depot Community Apartments opens in Hayward, providing supportive housing with on-site services for formerly homeless residents and those with extremely low incomes.

The San Francisco Fire Department warns of beach hazards like rip currents and sneaker waves over the holiday weekend, advising against swimming at Ocean Beach and offering safety tips for beachgoers.

San Francisco is gearing up for its annual New Year's Eve fireworks along the waterfront, advising attendees to arrive early and use public transit due to limited parking.

The San Francisco OLSE secured over $21 million in 2023 for labor rights, providing restitution to more than 14,000 workers through 400 resolved cases.

San Francisco is experiencing population growth post-pandemic, with an increase in residents over a year, countering previous declines and contributing to the city's recovery.

BART has reached a settlement to enhance accessibility, which includes renovating 40 elevators, updating escalators, training staff on disability services, and improving cleanliness and communication.

The FBI's San Francisco division warns of a rise in online scams targeting shoppers this holiday season, highlighting the potential for several types of frauds, including non-delivery and investment scams.

San Francisco's Mission district has launched the Las Posadas Holiday Shopping campaign to support local businesses and enforce a moratorium on unpermitted street vending to ensure safe and festive shopping.

Jerry Goldstein, the LGBTQ+ activist and co-creator of the Tom & Jerry House Christmas display — with its elaborate holiday decorations and enormous tree at 21st and Church Street — has passed away.

SF trade workers strike for fair pay and respect.

San Francisco opens 300 new beds to aid the homeless.