San Francisco launched a free tax preparation service and tax credit program to aid residents earning under $64,000, potentially saving them hundreds of dollars.

The San Francisco Department of Elections began sending vote-by-mail packets for the March 5 election, including instructions, ballots, and an "I Voted" sticker. Voters can also access ballots online for assistive technology use.

Nancy Pelosi faces criticism after suggesting, without evidence, that pro-Palestinian protesters may have Russia ties, drawing backlash from CAIR and others.

Jovan Thomas was fired from the SF District Attorney's Office after sending a lewd email to DA Brooke Jenkins about her panties. This follows a past sexual misconduct claim against him.

California Senator Scott Wiener introduces SB 969 to establish "Entertainment Zones" where bars and restaurants can serve alcohol in public areas to revitalize city centers.

State Senator Scott Wiener introduces bills targeting road fatalities in California by mandating speed governors in new cars and infrastructure improvements.

Florence Kong settles with San Francisco for $750,000 for her part in a bribery scandal with ex-Public Works chief Mohammed Nuru, including giving bribes and lying to the FBI.

San Francisco's crime rate has declined, with overall crime down 7% from 2022 and violent crime 11% below 2019 levels. Mayor Breed and SFPD Chief Scott highlight police efforts and technological advances contributing to this decrease.

Bilal Mahmood is running for San Francisco's District 5 Supervisor against incumbent Dean Preston, focusing on housing, safety, and small business issues.

Mayor Breed secures an extension on the closure of Safeway's Webster St. store in SF's Fillmore district, ensuring the store remains open until early next year for local seniors and families.

San Francisco Mayor Breed won't veto a city resolution urging a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict despite concerns it spurs divisiveness and antisemitism.

Senator Scott Wiener proposes SB 951 to exclude parts of San Francisco from the Coastal Zone to speed up housing development while protecting natural resources.

Activists from If Not Now unfurled a banner at Coit Tower in San Francisco to protest Israeli policies toward Gaza, demanding a ceasefire and criticizing U.S. support for Israel's actions.