Mohammed Nuru, a top city official leading Public Works, was arrested by the FBI in connection with several schemes to sway lucrative city contracts.
Tensions with Iran are still high but anti-war advocates hope officials will listen harder during the election year.
Michael Bloomberg’s record hardly lines up with “San Francisco values” that officials like Breed frequently invoke.
Fears of further displacement have dogged the controversial housing transit bill, which is up for another critical vote soon.
New SF “City Performance” review analyzes two years of adult-use sales in the city.
Details of the tech startup-focused event space come with a liquor license for Michael Mina’s in-house restaurant.
The shows were discontinued in 2019 but San Francisco representatives aren’t taking it for granted.
The 49ers’ supposedly antiquated offense ran roughshod over the Packers all evening as San Francisco continued its impressive turnaround from last season.
Have you heard of Healthy San Francisco? We want to hear if you think the program is working for the people who need it.
Is a New York-based company using technology to streamline the original “gig” job or skirting California labor laws?
