On a warm Thursday afternoon, residents picnicking and walking their dogs in the Mission Dolores neighborhood shared mixed emotions about San Francisco’s famously long ballots.
Bayview resident Ashley Thompson, 65, said she...
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On a warm Thursday afternoon, residents picnicking and walking their dogs in the Mission Dolores neighborhood shared mixed emotions about San Francisco’s famously long ballots.
Bayview resident Ashley Thompson, 65, said she...
A proposal to turn San Francisco’s Marina Safeway site into a towering, dense housing project has courted controversy all year, with its district supervisor and neighborhood groups urging the city’s Planning Department to reject the project and its application for f...
The Board of Supervisors on Tuesday is set to consider a megabill with a key provision that would reduce oversight of surveillance technology in San Francisco.
The proposed change to the city’s administrative code is succinct: The city controller would audit surveillance technology compliance once every five years, rather than annually. Critics say this change coul...
A new resolution seeks to more than double the number of speed cameras monitoring drivers in San Francisco.
The Board of Supervisors will vote Tuesday on whether to urge the state legislature to allow San Francisco to expand its speed-camera network from 33 locations to 80 or more.
In March 2025, San Francisco became the first city in the state to adopt a...
The Sunshine Ordinance Task Force found in January that Mayor Dani...