The event was organized by groups opposed to the proposed ban on travel from 8 countries.

However, Sup. Ronen argued the the legislation was "meaningless" and would not address bicycle theft.

“I’m here to support democracy and the freedom to vote.”

This will be the state's largest investment in affordable housing since the 2008 recession.

None of the tech companies that were invited attended today's hearing.

Mayor Ed Lee and Sup. Jeff Sheehy walked the 24th Street commercial corridor and talked to merchants.

According to organizers, the Japanese government has led opposition to the statue.

Sup. Kim suggested a fee for developers to support business owners during private construction projects.

The senator endorsed making City College free last year while campaigning with Kim.

Advocates for off-leash dog walking said they're not going to lay down and roll over.

Supervisors said they need time to create new rules before full legalization kicks in next year.

The coalition leading the fight against the ban is is primarily funded by a tobacco company.

Protesters plan to rally at 5pm in support of protections for undocumented residents who came to the US as children.