Governor Newsom signs a package of laws to increase housing production, enforce local compliance with state regulations, and address homelessness in California through initiatives like Homekey+.

Kamala Harris is returning to San Francisco for a fundraiser as her presidential campaign nears the election, with tickets ranging from $500 to over $900,000.

San Francisco is seeking a preliminary injunction against Oakland to prevent traveler confusion caused by Oakland Airport's renaming, citing infringement on San Francisco's airport trademark.

Activists known as the "Golden Gate 26" faced a court hearing in San Francisco over charges from a protest on the Golden Gate Bridge against U.S. support for Israel.

Aaron Peskin seeks an investigation into alleged corruption in San Francisco's Mayor's office, focusing on scandals in the Human Rights Commission and the Dream Keeper Initiative.

The San Francisco Police Department proposes boundary changes for district stations to improve response times and policing efficiency, with public input sought through 2024.

Genny Lim was appointed as San Francisco's ninth Poet Laureate, marking her as the first Chinese American woman in this role, reflecting her deep roots in the city's cultural narrative.

The Northern District of California's U.S. Attorney's Office has formed a Conviction Integrity Committee to review credible innocence claims by convicted persons.

Deputy Chief Sandy Tong has been appointed Interim Chief of the San Francisco Fire Department, taking over after Chief Jeanine Nicholson's retirement.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced reforms to improve city government transparency, targeting contracting processes and preventing misuse of public funds.

A section of I-80 in San Francisco has been renamed the "Willie Mays Highway" to honor the late baseball icon.

Following the shooting of 49ers first-round pick in Union Square, Mayoral candidate Mark Farrell shines light on San Francisco's recent public safety failures, citing recent shootings and calling for change in City Hall leadership.

San Francisco Mayor Breed has proposed legislation to deter sideshows, increasing penalties for participants and promoters, with regional law enforcement support.