Airbnb settles $120 million lawsuit against San Francisco for $0
The settlement will bring an end to a contentious tax dispute that has drawn criticism from the city’s labor unions and elected officials.
District 4 forum: S.F. candidates confronted with most controversial positions
Facing some 120 Sunset residents, supervisorial hopefuls were asked about missing tax returns, upzoning, police staffing and more.
Grandfather killed in brutal Potrero shooting wanted to leave troubled life behind, friends say
Amid record-low homicide rates in San Francisco, police are still struggling to contain violent crime in the city’s southeast.
S.F. supervisor to ‘explore’ ballot measure to speed up housing
Bilal Mahmood wants to address the bottlenecks created by having five separate departments involved in issuing building permits
Hawks make a home above Mission High, and eggs may be on horizon
A pair of red-tailed hawks have caught the attention of students and birdwatchers. But unless you know where to look, their nest is near invisible.
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Two men hospitalized in critical condition after Dolores Park stabbing
The two people were hospitalized with “critical” puncture wounds Wednesday after a suspected stabbing at Dolores Park.
Holi at 1,070 feet: Salesforce Tower lights up for Indian festival of colors
Display will be live from 6:30 p.m. to midnight on Wednesday to kick off the spring festival
Person fatally shot on Sixth Street in SoMa
Officers responded to reports of gunfire at around 1:30 a.m.
As Lurie calls for budget cuts, S.F. probation seeks $12M for service that already exists
The probation department last week submitted a budget proposal to provide the same services a city-contracted nonprofit already does.
In S.F., finding housing is hard. For immigrants, it’s even harder.
All San Franciscans are faced with a difficult challenge of finding a place to live. But for immigrants, it is even harder.
SFMTA cuts 365 units from Potrero Yard housing project
Despite opposition, SFMTA board greenlights reduced plan at Muni bus yard in the Mission.
S.F. sheriff set to blow past overtime budget by nearly 50%
The San Francisco sheriff’s department is projected to overspend its overtime budget by $19 million unless “immediate” changes are made.
Excelsior Buzz: Say hi to the reptiles, grab an ice cream cone
New ice cream shop, new flower shop and a preschool open house are all coming soon to the Excelsior District.
Meet the District 2 Candidates: Should S.F. take over PG&E?
District 2 supervisor candidates Lori Brooke and Stephen Sherrill gave largely similar answers about their support for public power
S.F. celebrates 50 years of punk at iconic Mabuhay Gardens
Some came with canes; others came in plaid miniskirts, but all came with a love for San Francisco punk and its rich history.
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