If passed, single-use plastic items would be available only upon request.

The proposed legislation would make it easier for small businesses to open in Districts 4 and 11.

The change comes after some residents voiced concerns over the removal of Columbus Day as a local holiday.

Proponents say dispensaries would exacerbate gentrification and displace existing businesses.

Residents in southeast and southwest neighborhoods will help direct city funding to local projects.

Most city supes opposed the widely debated state Senate Bill 827.

Hoodline neighborhood editor Meaghan Mitchell will moderate the 4-way discussion.

The new law takes effect on January 1, 2019 and will impact about 30 retailers.

Interim Mayor Mark Farrell will discuss city issues in 10-minute sessions.

George Davis says the city's nudity laws prevent free expression and unfairly target women.

Five of the eight candidates running in the June 5th special election are expected to attend.

Funds are available to study the feasibility of creating modular housing for homeless residents.

Residents (and politicians) are wondering whether London Breed will run for mayor or remain a supervisor.