The city is looking to test out the concept of providing a basic income, starting with a small group of San Franciscans.

Parents organized a 120-student sit-out today—and are planning a protest tonight—to demand the return of a longtime teacher who was transferred.

In keeping with San Francisco's creative spirit, there were plenty of clever homemade signs and costumes at this weekend's marches.

We're still thinking about elections, albeit a bit differently.

The ANSWER Coalition-sponsored demonstration started with a rally at UN Plaza, and began heading westbound on Market just after 6pm.

11,000 San Franciscans depend on Planned Parenthood each year—and 90 percent of them are below the poverty line.

We hear from Muslim community leaders, as a new president takes office.

The day that many San Franciscans have dreaded is finally upon us. Here's where to make your voice heard.

"I'm marching because I'm mad and I want to know what to do next."

What's your vision for Harvey Milk Plaza?

The city needs $65 million a year to maintain its streets, but there's no new funding source in sight.

Democratic politicians and health-care advocates are leading similar rallies in other cities.

In some areas, childhood lead levels are two to four times the national average.