The legendary weed comic will receive the Emerald Cup’s second annual lifetime achievement award at this year’s festival.
The Mission Economic Development Agency wants to teach other nonprofits to keep buildings in their own neighborhoods off the speculative market.
The NAACP believes the reparations could help the city’s remaining African American population stay in the city and flourish.
The long path to a unified front brings expanded treatment, crisis outreach teams, and other initiatives — once funded.
The woman was identified as San Francisco resident Piu King Dea.
2019 has seen a noticeable increase in collective action efforts by tech workers.
San Francisco’s Alexander Design is blazing a trail as a modern dispensary designer.
The decision marks the end of the high-profile case in San Francisco, though not federally.
The announcement comes after reports of a troubled campaign for the former San Francisco District Attorney.
Were it not for former Mayor Gavin Newsom’s veto, tenants in newer buildings would be afforded just cause eviction protections and relocation subsidies.
