More residents believe SF is on the right track than last year, poll says
While the numbers are looking up, the fact remains that a majority of San Franciscans, 56%, still believe the city is on the wrong track.
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While the numbers are looking up, the fact remains that a majority of San Franciscans, 56%, still believe the city is on the wrong track.
Through the SF Music Week initiative, the city aims to foster stronger and mutually beneficial connections within the music business.
More than 2,000 people in San Mateo County are living with homelessness, according to the latest annual count. A nonprofit on the county's coast is working to bring those numbers down.
Police in San Francisco on Wednesday announced that the reward for information leading the identification, arrest, and conviction of the suspect or suspects in a 2016 double homicide on South Van Ness Ave. has been increased to $250,000.
State Senator Scott Wiener (D-San Francisco) on Wednesday announced that he would be "deprioritizing X" as a means of communicating his work, calling the social media platform "a garbage fire."
A large portion of San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency's Central Subway closed for repairs starting Wednesday because of water seeping into the tunnel.
San Francisco Police Commission Vice President Max Carter-Oberstone is now officially out of the job.
Over 500 San Francisco Unified School District staff members could receive preliminary layoff notices in the coming weeks, Superintendent Dr. Maria Su said on Tuesday.
The San Francisco Sheriff's Office on Tuesday confirmed that the three men claiming to work for the Department of Government Efficiency who demanded information from officials at City Hall earlier in February were perpetrating a YouTube prank.
A BART train hit and killed a person on the tracks at San Francisco Civic Center station Tuesday morning, closing the station temporarily and creating delays across the system.
A former employee of Stanford University was found guilty of accessing a clinical research database for a multisite breast cancer study and altering patient records after her authorization was revoked over a decade ago, according to federal prosecutors.
Big waves and hazardous beach conditions are expected along the coast early this week.
In the quaint community room at the San Francisco Police Station in the Tenderloin District, Officer Thomas Smith trades in his police uniform for a judogi.
Sitting in the window of the Artfunk gallery on Jackson Street in San Francisco is a painting of jazz legend John Coltrane. While most people walking by will see the image of a great musician, Archbishop Franzo King sees something more divine.
Famed conductor and longtime director of the San Francisco Symphony Michael Tilson Thomas announced that his brain tumor has returned and that he is planning to lead his final performance in April.
