State Democrats are bankrolling a high-frequency polling push, with six surveys starting March 24 to test which gubernatorial campaigns are truly viable.

Cool Tuesday morning gives way to sunshine and a mid-60s high, then a warm-up midweek. Gusty coastal winds and offshore gale warnings make boating risky.

A coalition of tech researchers sued in D.C., arguing a visa policy singles out foreign experts who study social media and chills vital research.

Spaccarelli’s reopened Feb. 12 as Spaccarelli’s by Zuppa, with a remodeled dining room and an updated menu from the Zuppa Restaurant Group.

Three new cafés — Evermore, Roots & Craft and Café Réveille — are joining Clement Street in 2026, signaling a growing cafe scene on the Richmond corridor.

Reflection AI has leased two floors at 140 New Montgomery, pushing the SoMa tower to about 94% occupancy and underscoring renewed demand for premium downtown offices.

City Real Estate merged with two Marin brokerages and leased a Kentfield office, positioning the firm to sharply boost Marin sales this year.

AI startups are scooping up large subleases in SoMa and downtown, trimming San Francisco's record pile of empty offices and boosting demand for Class A towers.

A switch problem near Duboce Portal slowed Muni Metro trains on March 9, 2026; SFMTA said bus shuttles were being arranged.

Napa’s City Council voted 4–1 to adopt a new fee schedule that raises building‑permit costs, adds tiered film fees and adjusts parking and parks charges.

San Francisco plans a $500,000 settlement after a Laguna Honda transfer is tied to an 80‑year‑old’s death.

Supervisors meet Tuesday on a $23.5M addiction‑treatment contract, the Measure K annual report and a new e‑bike ordinance, plus a resolution for Nancy Magee.

California AG Rob Bonta joined 14 attorneys general in an amicus brief asking the Ninth Circuit to reconsider a ruling that critics say weakens workplace anti‑discrimination laws.