"While we expect the margin to narrow significantly, we do not have a clear path to victory," Chan said Wednesday evening.
The measure and new tax seek to help Bay Area transit back from financial ruin.
The polls are closed in SF County, and voters have had their say slew of ballot measures and control of Congress.
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One family taking advantage of the free child care program includes a therapist, a pediatric nurse and their two children, the NYT reported.
The CPI tracks changes in prices over time for a basket of commonly purchased goods and services.
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"After a great deal of reflection, I have made the difficult decision to end my campaign for District 8 Supervisor," the candidate said.
Assemblymember Catherine Stefani (D-San Francisco) confirmed Tuesday that Ho Yin Mo was detained on Sept. 17 and remains in custody.
The staffer is being held in a Nevada detention center, the lawmaker said.
Mike Levine, director of San Francisco's Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing, or HSH, explained the plan.
“No San Franciscan should have to live in substandard housing," San Francisco's City Attorney said in a statement last week.
Phase 1 of the pilot program prohibited detached trailers on public streets, while adding street sweeping and cleaning to 18 streets.
The ex-Congressman was also stopped by agents at SFO on Saturday and forced to give up his devices, according to the New York Times.
The move by state Sen. Scott Wiener was blasted by his opponent Connie Chan and her supporters as sexist, racist, and a bad use of AI.
Attila Colar’s conviction fell apart this week.
The new ordinance allowing cannabis cafés in the city now only needs the approval of the mayor before going into law.
The candidate is well-known in the Bay Area and has hosted former Vice President Kamala Harris, Gov. Gavin Newsom, and more.
Scott Wiener, a Democratic state senator running to replace Nancy Pelosi in Congress, said he was chased away from the march.
All the votes in San Francisco's race for the 11th congressional district have been counted.
The top two vote-getters advanced to the November election.
The polls are closed in San Francisco, and voters have had their say on who will face off for governor in November.
The top-of-ticket contest has been plagued by scandal, partisan infighting, and a lack of clear frontrunners.
On Tuesday, the "Connect Bay Area" campaign announced that more than 305,000 signatures were submitted.
The zoo is projecting a $12 million deficit in the next two years.
Eligible voters who miss the deadline still have the option of same-day registration and casting a provisional ballot at any polling place.
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie is facing growing backlash from labor unions as the city works to close a massive budget deficit.
It's a little-known piece of AAPI history outside of legal circles, but it's at the center of the political struggles in the nation today.
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie announced an agreement with the SFPD union that locks in raises and bonuses, softens overtime for FIFA.
ICE opened the new 700-bed detention Central Valley Annex, operated by a for-profit company.
Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-Fremont reiterated the call for Trump's removal in a post on the X social media platform.
Organizers said tens of thousands were drawn to the nonviolent events.
Adults could file within 10 years of their last session or within five years of discovering harm tied to the treatment.
SFO is the nation's largest airport where screening checkpoints are staffed by private contractors.
The soldier's remains were returned to his family on Saturday.
U.S. Rep. John Garamendi, D-Fairfield, slammed the administration for launching the attacks without congressional approval.
Scott Wiener won the California Democratic Party's endorsement on Sunday, giving his candidacy an extra boost in a competitive primary.
State Sen. Weiner's PG&E "breakup bill" announced today puts heat on CPUC.
This is a scary time, but it's that Chinese curse, 'you're living in interesting times.' We can affect it," county delegate Judy Rice said.
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