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In doubleheader, Sen. Scott Wiener, architect of the state building mandates that require San Francisco to rezone, draws ire at Westside forum ...

The law walks back the three-strike system Wiener sought when he introduced the legislation. It also still requires Public Works' support ...

A group of current and former Asian elected officials on Tuesday launched the Asian-Pacific Islander Building Community Leaders program, an incubator for Asian leadership in the city. The program will ...

His mother, who's been fighting for her son Logan Hollarsmith's release from Israel, said only one San Francisco official reached out to her.

The crash occurred on Cortland, where cars frequently speed. Several other pedestrian fatalities have happened on the street.

His stories abound: He claimed that he personally discovered Gavin Newsom when he was a young man working in a San Francisco bar, and alleged he was a key part of Bush, Arnold Schwarzenegger’s, Reagan ...

Boots on the ground are in demand. But as of September, SFPD was staffing less than a third of its foot beats — just 16 of 52.

The one street that has changed? Capp Street is now more of a problem north of 16th Street, on the same block as Marshall Elementary School.

Two years ago, a Tenderloin elementary schooler dreamed of having a soccer field on the empty lot next to his class. It now is.

People who campaigned for Proposition E, which created the task force, now say that it has gone off the rails.

From 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. every day, six to eight ambassadors patrol the west side of Mission between 15th and 16th, plus the alleys: Caledonia, Julian, Weise and Capp streets. All but Capp Street ...