San Francisco's City Attorney and Controller initiate an integrity review of the Parks Alliance following reports of financial mismanagement and misuse of funds.

The campaign to recall Supervisor Joel Engardio in San Francisco claimed to have enough signatures to proceed, focusing on disputes around the Upper Great Highway's closure.

San Francisco's City Attorney and City Administrator announce a $2.2 million settlement for last-mile delivery drivers after a healthcare spending compliance investigation.

California prosecutors, including DA Brooke Jenkins, met with inmates at San Quentin to discuss criminal justice reform, emphasizing insights from the incarcerated to inform crime prevention and rehabilitative strategies.

A federal court temporarily blocked the Trump administration's new conditions on HUD grants, conditions the San Francisco City Attorney argued were illegal.

San Francisco Police Chief Bill Scott resigns to take another chief position; Mayor Lurie appoints Paul Yep as interim chief, praising his local experience.

San Francisco leads a coalition lawsuit against HUD to block new federal conditions on funding, arguing they are unlawful and could endanger services for the homeless.

The San Francisco Sheriff's wry declaration of support for reopening Alcatraz as a SuperMax prison is a clever satire aimed at President Trump's contentious proposal, drawing attention to the logistical and political challenges of such a plan.

Is President Trump’s directive to rebuild Alcatraz as a maximum-security prison viable or likely doomed by park protections, massive costs, and fierce resistance from government, preservationists, and the local economy?

Kamala Harris is scheduled to speak at Emerge America's 20th anniversary in San Francisco, amid speculation about her political future and potential criticism of President Trump's term.

Kimberly Ellis was removed as director of the SF Department on the Status of Women due to alleged misconduct and "unlawful activities" revealed by an investigation. She denies the allegations, claiming her removal is retaliatory.

San Francisco City Attorney sues GoShare, claiming the company misclassifies drivers as independent contractors, denying them legal protections and benefits.

San Francisco officials propose legislation for private funding to modernize the aged Fire Department fleet, ensuring better emergency response and public safety.