Council members want brighter signs and fewer smoke shops on San Mateo Avenue, but the closure timeline is still up in the air.

A leaderless coalition of SF parents and teachers wants neighborhood-school guarantees as SFUSD nears a pivotal October vote.

Caseway CEO Al Vigier says he won't send his legal-tech startup to Pier 48 while political instability rattles cross-border business.

Mayor Daniel Lurie is keeping the license-plate cameras but tightening the rules after audits found hundreds of improper searches.

A senior San Francisco couple who moved in back in 1990 now faces a 65.8% banked rent increase, advocates say.

A 27-member working group backs Sí Se Puede or Las Campesinas, with a final call due next week and a $107,000 price tag for new signs.

Serabeth Mullaney says a nondisclosure agreement and San Francisco's brutal rental market are giving her pause on a $35,000 buyout.

A gift shop's growth to 11 locations triggered a formula retail fight, with merchants split over what counts as a chain.

Ho Yin Mo, a former KTSF news anchor turned Cantonese outreach staffer, has been held in Pahrump since September 17.

Rob Newsom Jr. and Seema Patel face off for San Mateo's District 3 council seat as the city eyes a quarter-cent sales tax hike.

Supervisor Matt Dorsey accused PG&E of stalling San Francisco's public-power bid using environmental review tactics.

Federal investigators say UCSF favored Black and Hispanic applicants over higher-scoring white and Asian candidates from 2023 to 2025.

David Chiu's office says Truth API turns presidential posts into an insider-trading tool for paying subscribers.