Kamala Harris Launches Book Tour for "107 Days" Reflecting on Presidential Campaign Journey
Kamala Harris is set to release her memoir, "107 Days", reflecting on her presidential campaign, accompanied by a book tour starting September 24. She will not run for California governor but hints at future political plans.
SFPD Unveils New Command Structure to Enhance Public Safety and Efficiency Under Interim Chief Paul Yep
The SFPD has restructured its command hierarchy under Interim Chief Paul Yep to improve public safety and efficiency, eliminating some units and redistributing personnel as part of Mayor Lurie's initiative to increase police numbers.
Mayor Lurie Hits 73% Approval, Best in Decades; Likely Highest Rating in SF Mayoral Polling History
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie enjoys a 73% approval rating, with strong support from new residents but less from progressives. His performance on housing and homelessness is less favorable.
San Francisco City Officials Grill Former Parks Alliance Executives Over Financial Mismanagement Scandal
San Francisco city officials grilled former leaders of the failed nonprofit San Francisco Parks Alliance about financial mismanagement, with unsatisfactory responses and unresolved questions regarding the misuse of funds.
DOJ Seeks Data on Non-Citizen Inmates from California Sheriffs, Targets LA and San Francisco in Immigration Crackdown
The DOJ requested information on non-citizen inmates from California county sheriffs to assist in deportation of criminals, with emphasis on cooperation for public safety.
San Francisco Board of Supervisors Backs Mayor Lurie's Plan for RV Homelessness, Introduces Parking Limits and Housing Assistance
San Francisco's Board of Supervisors approved a plan to address vehicular homelessness, imposing a citywide RV parking limit with outreach and housing assistance.












