Senator Wiener criticizes the California DMV for incorrectly listing "San Fran" as the place of residence on licenses, prompting the DMV to offer free corrections.

Nick Bosa displayed a "Make America Great Again" hat during a postgame interview after a 49ers victory, showing support for Donald Trump without discussing the gesture in depth.

Sherrice Dorsey-Smith is appointed as Acting Director of DCYF in San Francisco, bringing 17 years of experience to focus on youth programming and mental health support.

Daniel Lurie challenges incumbent Mayor London Breed in the SF mayoral race, closing the gap with second-choice votes. A recent poll shows Lurie ahead, despite being initially behind.

Rep. Kevin Mullin introduced the Earthquake Resilience Act to improve U.S. seismic preparedness, coinciding with the Loma Prieta earthquake anniversary.

Mayor London Breed launched a School Stabilization Team to support San Francisco's financially troubled school district. The team aims to avoid state takeover and ensure student and educator well-being.

Three former San Francisco mayors urge a criminal probe into Mark Farrell's campaign for allegedly funneling large sums through a ballot measure committee to circumvent donor limits.

California has legalized Amsterdam-style cannabis cafes, allowing social consumption and sale of non-infused food, aiming to boost the legal market and revitalize local economies.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed skipped a mayoral forum due to a "scheduling conflict," leading opponents to criticize her record and policies in her absence.

San Francisco fights against potential utility bill increases, arguing that the EPA should set definitive water discharge standards to avoid excessive costs for ratepayers.

Mike Chen was confirmed by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors to the SFMTA Board of Directors, succeeding Lydia So after a unanimous vote and Mayor Breed's appointment.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed sets up a School Stabilization Team to assist SFUSD with its financial and operational challenges, providing $8.4 million in funds and expertise to help avoid school closures.

San Francisco will host the inaugural meeting of the International Network of AI Safety Institutes in November, with global experts discussing the secure development of AI.