San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie has agreed to delay the implementation of his mandate requiring city employees to return to ...

SF supes and nonprofits lambasted proposed budget cuts to legal aid, saying slashing those areas would threaten already ...

Mayor Daniel Lurie and Board of Supervisors President Rafael Mandelman launched a bill to create a district in the Financial ...

The San Francisco Commission on the Status of Women voted unanimously Wednesday to fire agency director Kimberly Ellis ...

The 24/7 crisis stabilization center will begin accepting clients Monday, according to the mayor’s office. Licensed nurses, ...

Why is Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan the go-to for tech bros who want something from San Francisco politicos? It kind of seems like there’s no tangible result, and yet he is routinely tagged in on X ...

The COVID pandemic upended working life and companies’ employment models after the outbreak pushed office-based workers to ...

Kimberly Ellis, a progressive activist, was appointed by former Mayor London Breed to lead a city agency created to give ...

Why does a city with 85 billionaires and big tech companies that want tax breaks have to settle for austerity?

Mayor Daniel Lurie is eager to see workers get back to their offices to fuel San Francisco's revitalization, but he delayed the deadline for many city employees. San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie ...