A city staff report raises concerns about whether the Crestmoor sports fields project is financially sustainable.

The citizen-led measure would tax properties by square footage, while organized opponents have pushed back.

AB 2001 lets city attorneys tap state criminal histories in nuisance cases — but critics warn it could target sex workers and people of color.

SFUSD says it banned willful-defiance suspensions in 2014, but one school logged 3,639 office referrals in a year.

Two council members were absent as East Palo Alto fell one vote short of honoring Oct. 7 victims, reigniting a fight over an earlier antisemitism measure.

SamTrans's lease-to-buy arrangement for its new Millbrae headquarters is valued at $126 million.

Nancy Pelosi predicted Gary McCoy will win San Francisco's District 8 seat, days after a rival's campaign collapsed over assault allegations.

Sue Yeng Yan, 92, nearly lost her $281-a-month apartment of 43 years after receiving a nuisance eviction notice.

Measure V would keep funding flowing to Cañada, Skyline and CSM campuses through 2049 — but critics call the no-new-taxes pitch misleading.

Sanders told a packed Curran Theatre that Prop. 40 is the most important ballot measure in the country.

Waymo cars jammed San Francisco streets during the Fourth of July and a December power outage. Now state law demands on-site fixes fast.

A federal judge trimmed Joby Aviation's lawsuit against rival Archer but let core trade-secret claims survive, including a dispute over LA airport leasing info.

Padilla phoned the number posted on the door to talk his way into SFO's makeshift ICE holding site, echoing Rep. Mullin's August standoff.