San Francisco's City Attorney barred Auto Towing from city contracts for five years due to their illegal towing practices and misleading San Francisco drivers.

AP News reports on President Biden's decision to not seek re-election, endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris, with the Democratic Party possibly making history again.

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff calls for San Francisco to refund the police, opposing a recent ban on pretextual stops by the Police Commission. Mayor London Breed responds by listing her administration’s efforts to improve public safety.

San Francisco DA Brooke Jenkins reports increased felony narcotics prosecutions and convictions in her effort to combat drug trade in the Tenderloin and SOMA areas.

San Francisco approved a redevelopment project for the Stonestown area, which includes building 3,500 homes and creating open space without demolishing the existing mall.

Nancy Pelosi drew comparisons to her experiences after Donald Trump was shot at a Pennsylvania rally, generally condemning violence.

Governor Newsom revokes an offer for state lawyers to assist Alameda County DA Pamela Price's office due to unutilized resources, plans to work directly with the Attorney General's Office instead.

San Francisco's Police Commission is set to enact new rules from Proposition E, allowing expanded police powers in vehicle pursuits and broader drone use, despite concerns about safety and civil liberties.

The Supreme Court ruling allows cities like San Francisco more control over public camping by the unhoused, without violating the Eighth Amendment, as City Attorney David Chiu reviews policy alignment.

San Francisco introduces Entertainment Zones allowing outdoor alcohol consumption in designated areas to boost the city's nightlife and economy, starting with Front Street.

UC officials have declined Mayor Breed's proposal for a new UC campus in downtown San Francisco, citing financial constraints and lack of state funding.

The Supreme Court upholds domestic violence protections in a decision praised by California AG Rob Bonta, reinforcing the firearm possession prohibition under DVROs.

The California DOJ released a report on the fatal police shooting of Joseph Tracy, not charging officers after concluding they believed there was an imminent threat.