San Francisco Mayor Says City Will Redo All Homelessness Services Contracts

Mike Levine, director of San Francisco's Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing, or HSH, explained the plan.

Owners Of Rodent-Infested Bay Area Apartments To Pay $9M After Years Of Code Violations: Officials

“No San Franciscan should have to live in substandard housing," San Francisco's City Attorney said in a statement last week.

Palo Alto Considers Banning Oversized Vehicles, RVs From Parking On Certain Streets

Phase 1 of the pilot program prohibited detached trailers on public streets, while adding street sweeping and cleaning to 18 streets.

FBI Raids Swalwell's Home, Seizes Devices In Sexual Assault Investigation: Reports

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.

SF Congressional Candidate Removes AI Parody Of Opponent After Backlash

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.

Conviction Tossed In $1 Million Bay Area COVID Fraud Case Over Juror Bias

Attila Colar’s conviction fell apart this week.

Cannabis Cafés One Step Closer To Becoming A Reality In San Francisco

The new ordinance allowing cannabis cafés in the city now only needs the approval of the mayor before going into law.

SF Supervisor Candidate Accused Of Sexual Assault Loses Endorsements: Report

The candidate is well-known in the Bay Area and has hosted former Vice President Kamala Harris, Gov. Gavin Newsom, and more.

State Senator Says Harassment Chased Him Away From Trans March

Scott Wiener, a Democratic state senator running to replace Nancy Pelosi in Congress, said he was chased away from the march.

Wiener, Chan Advance In Race For Pelosi's Seat

All the votes in San Francisco's race for the 11th congressional district have been counted.

San Francisco Supervisor Connie Chan And State Sen. Scott Wiener Advance In Race To Succeed Pelosi, CBS News Projects

The top two vote-getters advanced to the November election.

Real-Time Results: San Francisco Primary Election 2026

The polls are closed in San Francisco, and voters have had their say on who will face off for governor in November.

Election Day In San Francisco: What’s On The Ballot For June 2 Primary

The top-of-ticket contest has been plagued by scandal, partisan infighting, and a lack of clear frontrunners.

Bay Area Transit Tax Proposal Has Enough Signatures For November Ballot, Supporters Say

On Tuesday, the "Connect Bay Area" campaign announced that more than 305,000 signatures were submitted.

SF Supervisors Approve $8.5 Million Zoo Bailout

The zoo is projecting a $12 million deficit in the next two years.

Monday Is Last Day To Register To Vote In June 2 Primary Election

Eligible voters who miss the deadline still have the option of same-day registration and casting a provisional ballot at any polling place.

Backlash Grows From San Francisco Mayor's Spending Cuts As City Faces $643 Million Budget Deficit

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie is facing growing backlash from labor unions as the city works to close a massive budget deficit.

San Francisco Leaders Commemorate Landmark Yick Wo Case That Shaped U.S. Civil Rights Movement

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 Seals Deal With Police Union Today

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie announced an agreement with the SFPD union that locks in raises and bonuses, softens overtime for FIFA.

San Francisco Voter Guide: What's On The June 2 Ballot

The top-of-ticket contest has been plagued by scandal, partisan infighting, and a lack of clear frontrunners.

ICE Opens New Detention Center In Former Central Valley Prison: Calmatters

ICE opened the new 700-bed detention Central Valley Annex, operated by a for-profit company.

Northern California Lawmakers Denounce Trump's Warning That "A Whole Civilization Will Die Tonight" In Iran War

Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-Fremont reiterated the call for Trump's removal in a post on the X social media platform.

Thousands Take Aim At Trump Policies In 'No Kings' Protests Across Bay Area

Organizers said tens of thousands were drawn to the nonviolent events.

CA Bill Would Expand Legal Options For Conversion Therapy Survivors

Adults could file within 10 years of their last session or within five years of discovering harm tied to the treatment.

Security At San Francisco's Airport A 'Litmus Test' To Privatizing TSA

SFO is the nation's largest airport where screening checkpoints are staffed by private contractors.

NorCal Soldier Killed In Middle East War Remembered As 'Strong Leader'

The soldier's remains were returned to his family on Saturday.

Bay Area Lawmakers Denounce U.S. And Israel's War On Iran, Call For Congressional Vote

U.S. Rep. John Garamendi, D-Fairfield, slammed the administration for launching the attacks without congressional approval.

Policy Wonk Who Wants Nancy Pelosi's House Seat Is Unafraid Of A Fight

Scott Wiener won the California Democratic Party's endorsement on Sunday, giving his candidacy an extra boost in a competitive primary.

PG&E 'Breakup Bill' Unveiled Today In SF Puts Heat On CPUC

State Sen. Weiner's PG&E "breakup bill" announced today puts heat on CPUC.

San Francisco Hosts California Democratic Convention Ahead 2026 Elections

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.

Sen. Wiener​, Supervisors To Announced Legislation To 'Break Up' With PG&E

Public power in San Francisco already exists under CleanPowerSF through the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission.

FBI Formally Refuses To Share Evidence In Alex Pretti Killing, Minnesota Investigators Say

The Bureau of Criminal Apprehension said the FBI's refusal to cooperate is "concerning and unprecedented."

A Pro-Billionaire March Is Coming To SF. Is It A Joke?

"Vilifying billionaires is popular. Losing them is expensive," according to the March For Billionaires website.

Images From Bay Area Anti-ICE Weekend Protests

Nationwide, protesters have gathered across the country over the last few weeks to protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

ICE Agents To Patrol Super Bowl

DHS confirmed ICE operations around Levi Stadium during Super Bowl LX.

Phone Booth In San Francisco Lets People "Call A Republican" In Texas

Tucked away in a corner along Valencia Street in San Francisco, a phone booth with a bright red phone stands tall.

San Francisco Based Immigration Attorney Speaks About Switching Parties, Voting Trump In 2024

"I was actually totally against President Trump in his first term," Karina Velasquez said.

SF Plans 1,000 Homeless Beds With $40M In Grant Funding

San Francisco has been awarded $40 million in state funds for the interim housing beds.

San Francisco Supervisor Fails To Get Support For Measure Reopening The Great Highway

Supervisor Alan Wong attempted to get support for a ballot measure to reopen the Great Highway to vehicles. The plan fell apart on Tuesday.

CA Bill Could Help Renters Lower Utility Bills With Plug-In Solar Systems

A plug-in solar system can save a California household up to $450 per year, according to a news release about the bill.

The Policy of "Speak Softly" May be Dead

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The Trump Foreign Policy Doctrine May Be Taking Shape

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