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Media February 13, 2024

Former San Francisco mayor challenging London Breed says city's fallen apart: 'Become the butt of jokes'

Former San Francisco interim mayor Mark Farrell told "The New York Times" he is running for mayor against Mayor London Breed because the city has become the "butt of jokes" under her.

San Francisco February 13, 2024

San Francisco mayor London Breed now faces a fourth major challenger to her reelection

Former San Francisco Supervisor and interim Mayor Mark Farrell announced he will be joining the city's mayor race against incumbent London Breed.

San Francisco February 11, 2024

Crowd sets autonomous vehicle ablaze in San Francisco’s Chinatown

A rowdy crowd surrounded a Waymo vehicle in San Francisco’s Chinatown Saturday evening, graffitied it, broke its windows, and set it on fire, police said.

Media February 11, 2024

San Francisco paper blasts city officials' ‘competence’ in effort to recruit police: ‘Absurdly complicated'

A San Francisco newspaper blasted city officials over a growing police shortage in the city, saying leaders had failed to effectively deal with the problem.

POLITICS February 9, 2024

San Francisco sued over guaranteed-income programs blasted by critics as racist

California's San Francisco is being sued by conservative groups over income programs that financially benefit some, while discriminating against others based on skin color and gender identity.

California February 9, 2024

10 African penguin chicks have hatched at San Francisco aquarium

Ten African penguin chicks have hatched in about a year at a San Francisco science museum as part of an effort to conserve the endangered species.

LIFESTYLE February 7, 2024

San Francisco sourdough bread arrived with 49ers gold rush, still flavors city today

San Francisco's signature taste is the tang of its sourdough bread. Hearty sourdough starter fueled the gold-rush pioneers of 1849; its flavor is still tasted today.

San Francisco February 5, 2024

San Francisco mayor pushes addiction screening for welfare recipients, new technology for police

San Francisco Mayor London Breed is pushing a proposition to require an addiction screening for single welfare recipients, and another one to reduce police paperwork.

First Amendment January 31, 2024

US News & World Report fights subpoenas from San Francisco city attorney as part of First Amendment lawsuit

U.S. News & World Report is seeking a preliminary injunction to block subpoenas sent by San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu as part of its First Amendment lawsuit.

Media January 31, 2024

87-year-old San Francisco resident moving back to China after being victim of multiple violent assaults

An elderly San Francisco resident is moving back to Guangzhou, China, this week following being assaulted multiple times while living in the U.S. city.

San Francisco January 31, 2024

Plane crashes into busy San Francisco intersection, killing 1

A single-engine airplane crashed into a busy intersection in the San Francisco Bay Area. The pilot was killed, but no one else was injured.