San Francisco Mayor Announces Groundbreaking of New Homeless Housing Project
San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced Tuesday that developers were breaking ground on a new housing project for the homeless in the Mission Bay district of the city.
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San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced Tuesday that developers were breaking ground on a new housing project for the homeless in the Mission Bay district of the city.
When Autumn Tillman recorded herself confronting her neighbor, David Rosner, she says she had had enough.
City officials in San Francisco announced new COVID-19 restrictions Monday as the state re-assigned the city into the Red Tier over a surge in cases locally and statewide.
The San Francisco-based company has yet to set a date for the IPO but it is laying the groundwork by filing financial records with U.S. securities regulators.
In an effort to improve access to COVID testing in neighborhood hard hit by the illness, San Francisco officials announced Monday they were relocating a public health coronavirus test site from South Of Market to the Alemany Farmer's Market.
As President Donald Trump continued to make false claims on Twitter insisting that he won the election, the San Francisco-based social media site has maintained its policy of flagging his posts.
For the first time in six years -- and the first time ever virtually -- the San Francisco Opera hosted an online costume sale offering more than 500 items of adult and child ensembles to benefit the cast and crew of the War Memorial Opera House.
After Friday night, diners in San Francisco will temporarily be unable to eat indoors as rising COVID-19 cases force health officials to roll back some reopenings.
The NBA season is expected to tip off Dec. 22 and the Warriors are trying to develop the first program of its kind to get fans back in the stands.
Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital is requesting the public's help in identifying two men who were apparently assaulted and brought to the hospital this month.
The Golden Gate Bridge District Board of Directors voted Friday to lay off nearly 150 employees to help shore up the district's projected budget shortfall of some $48 million due to reduced ridership during the coronavirus pandemic.
San Francisco police on Thursday announced four arrests made in connection with a homicide that happened in the city's Tenderloin neighborhood in December.
DoorDash Inc. initialized a public offering its stock Friday, capitalizing on the growing trend of consumers embracing app-based deliveries as much of the world stays home during the pandemic.
A gas leak fueled flames coming from what appeared to be a sidewalk vent near San Francisco's Alamo Square Park for about an hour Thursday afternoon, forcing a block of Fulton Street to be evacuated.
Officials with the city and county of San Francisco and the San Francisco Unified School District on Thursday announced a partnership for assessing the COVID safety of the district's school facilities.
Police requested the public's help Thursday finding a motorcyclist in a hit-and-run in San Francisco's Diamond Heights neighborhood the afternoon before that left a 90-year-old woman with life-threatening injuries.
San Francisco supervisors have approved a ban on natural gas in newly-constructed buildings in the city, but some are questioning whether now is the right time to go "all-electric."
The city program directing $10 million a month to house homeless people in hotels is leading to increased crime in the form of shootings and break-ins, according to neighbors.
Several San Francisco supervisors and homeless service providers on Tuesday blasted a plan by city leaders to rehouse 2,300 individuals currently staying in hotels as part of the city's COVID-19 response.
After enduring months of coronavirus shutdowns and looters taking advantage of unrest during the George Floyd protests, San Francisco's Union Square has had a rough 2020.
A new study authored by a Stanford computer scientist found that indoor businesses were the biggest spreaders of COVID-19 -- providing bad news for a restaurant industry struggling during the pandemic.
State Senator Scott Wiener (D-San Francisco) has announced a plan to introduce legislation "to decriminalize psychedelic drugs" when the legislature reconvenes in early 2021.
Back in March, the first wave of coronavirus cases had states and counties worried about hospital capacity - just having enough beds for people. Now health officials are confronting what's being called a third wave of cases, and this time doctors are much more confident.
A significant rise in COVID-19 cases in San Francisco along with spiking cases and hospitalizations statewide and across the U.S. has prompted the city to roll back a number of reopenings, including indoor dining and indoor instruction at high schools not already reopened.
San Francisco District 1 Supervisor-elect Connie Chan declared victory Monday, following a close race that saw her beat out her opponent Marjan Philhour by just 134 votes, according to the latest election results.
