PG&E Posts Record $2.4B Profit Amid Constant Rate Hikes: Reports

The utility giant posted soaring profits for 2024, and looks to profit even more in 2025.

San Francisco Delays Parking Tickets Over "Daylighting" Law; Sets 18 Month Goal To Paint Curbs Red

Tickets would have been issued beginning in March under the old plan.

San Francisco Grants New Mayor Daniel Lurie "Unprecedented" Powers To Battle Fentanyl Crisis

"As mayor, I am proud to be delivering on that promise today," Mayor Daniel Lurie said in a statement.

New San Francisco Study Looks At Data About Homelessness With A Different Approach

Member of the San Francisco Homeless Oversight Commission Sharky Laguana would like everyone to think of this through a new lens.

Supervisor Recall Effort Launched In SF

The issue is permanently closing a 2-mile stretch of the Great Highway to vehicles.

Demonstrators Support SF's Sanctuary Policy

The crowd, estimated in the hundreds, included representatives of local unions, nonprofits, law enforcement and city government.

ICE Sightings, Activity Confirmed In Some NorCal Cities: What To Know

Immigration enforcement actions and inaccurate reports of raids have caused panic among Californians since Trump's inauguration.

San Francisco's Republican Party Reports Swell Of Registrations From Asian Community

It's quite a turnaround from 2020 when the community was blaming Trump for inciting Asian hate crimes against Chinese elders.

Pro-Life Crowds March In San Francisco

Crowds of opponents to legalized abortion turned out at Civic Center Plaza in San Francisco on Saturday ahead of a march down Market Street.

Judge Temporarily Blocks Trump's Birthright Citizenship Executive Order

A federal judge in Seattle temporarily blocked President Trump's new executive order that seeks to eliminate birthright citizenship.

U.S. Birthright Citizenship Established By 1898 San Francisco Case Involving Chinatown Resident

"I have one message for President Trump. I'll see you in court," said California Attorney General Rob Bonta Tuesday.

Newsom Issues Executive Order To Speed Fire Debris Removal

The executive order will direct fast action to debris removal and preparation for potential mudslides and flooding in the burned areas.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie Takes Aim At City's Historic Deficit With Hiring Freeze

"We need to prioritize essential services and make the investments critical to getting San Francisco up and running again," Lurie said.

New Supes Sworn-In, New President Elected

"I see a bright future for our city because the 11 of you put aside your differences for the betterment of our city."

​Daniel Lurie Sworn In As San Francisco Mayor

Dignitaries and thousands of residents attended the ceremony.

TikTok Asks Supreme Court To Block Ban As Jan. 19 Deadline Nears

TikTok has asked the Supreme Court for an injunction on an emergency basis but has not yet sought review on the merits of the case.

Former Speaker Nancy Pelosi Undergoes Surgery After Fall In Europe

Pelosi, a Democrat who represents San Francisco in Congress, was hospitalized Friday for an injury she sustained on an overseas trip.

Nancy Pelosi Hospitalized After Fall In Luxembourg

She was traveling with an official delegation when she was injured.

No Verdict In Nima Momeni Trial For Bob Lee's Murder; Deliberations Resume Monday

Officials said deliberations would resume on Monday afternoon at 1:30 p.m. The lack of a verdict came in the face of a looming deadline.

San Francisco Supervisors Vote To Reverse RV Parking Restrictions

"We've all experienced the trauma of having a car towed. Imagine having your home towed," D'Ovidio said during the board meeting. "

Plan Approved To Offer Supplemental Early Retirement To Older Eligible San Francisco Teachers

The move is a part of the district's strategy to cut costs and balance its budget.

Trump Taps San Francisco Attorney Harmeet Dhillon For Assistant AG At Department Of Justice

Dhillon is based in San Francisco and practices commercial litigation, employment law, First Amendment rights, and election law matters.

San Francisco To Close Only Safe Parking Site For Homeless Living In Vehicles

Now dozens of people who live there will have to find somewhere else to call home, and many don't know where they'll go.

SFMTA Considering Removal Of Free, Time-Limited Parking In Marina And Cow Hollow

"I wanted to go to my favorite Mexican restaurant on Fillmore, and it took me 20 minutes to find a free spark parking spot," Grasso said.

San Francisco Supervisors Eliminate Annual License Fees For Restaurants, Bars

The fees will be replaced in 2026 with revenue from Prop M, a business tax measure approved by voters in November.

Avoid Burning Wood Over Thanksgiving, Air District Requests

Officials said fireplaces and wood stoves are the Bay Area's largest source of air pollution in the winter.

Bill Passed To Name Post Office After Dianne Feinstein

The Dianne Feinstein Post Office will be located at the Rincon Finance Center, off The Embarcadero.

San Francisco To Redesign Valencia Street's Controversial Bike Lane

Christopher John De La Cruz, a long-time cyclist, said the decision couldn't have come fast enough.

Juror Questions In Bob Lee Murder Trial Focus On Deadly Confrontation

Both Momeni's defense team and prosecutors have had their chance to question Momeni.

Mayor-Elect Daniel Lurie Announces Transition Team

Open AI's Sam Altman and former San Francisco Fire Chief Joanne Hayes-White will lead the team.

Cars Parked Too Close To Some San Francisco Crosswalks Will Soon Get Issued Warnings

Starting Jan. 1, 2025, the SFMTA will begin issuing citations for people who do not follow the law.

Nancy Pelosi Visits Glide Memorial Church In First Public Event In San Francisco Since Election

Many Pelosi supporters said they needed some encouragement and a message of hope after Tuesday's election results.

San Francisco's New Mayor: Daniel Lurie

Mayor London Breed conceded the contest on Thursday.

Bay Area, CA Leaders Respond As Kamala Harris Concedes

"A fundamental principle of American democracy is that when we lose an election, we accept the results."

Highly Disputed Video Shown In Court During Bob Lee Murder Trial

Nima Momeni is accused of fatally stabbing Lee in April of last year in San Francisco's Rincon Hill/East Cut neighborhood.

​Monday Is Deadline For CA Voters To Register For Nov. 5 Election

Anyone who misses the deadline can still participate in "same day" voter registration through Election Day.

Report: Embattled San Francisco Unified Superintendent Set To Resign

San Francisco Unified School District Superintendent Matt Wayne could resign as soon as Friday, according to published reports.

Prop B: San Francisco Voters To Consider $390M In Bonds To Renovate Hospitals

Proposition B is a bond measure meant primarily to raise money for some of the city's rundown hospitals.

Security Duty During Fleet Week Brings Out Law Enforcement Volunteers; "This Is Our Super Bowl"

Local volunteers from the law enforcement community are an integral part of enforcing safety measures on the Bay.

Tax Issues On San Francisco November Ballot

Propositions L and M explained.