If the Board of Supervisors and Mayor London Breed approve the funding proposal, San... | Continue reading
San Francisco’s policy will take effect after coronavirus vaccines are formally... | Continue reading
The majority of houses are going for above asking price in the Bay Area. We spoke to... | Continue reading
To sign up, Californians can go to a state website, enter their name, date of birth and a... | Continue reading
Amid claims of crime and garbage dumping, these boaters are being evacuated and boats... | Continue reading
San Francisco’s pandemic-battered condo market bounced back with a vengeance in the... | Continue reading
Graffiti Pizza owner Davina Dickens put up a “Black-owned” sign during anti-racist... | Continue reading
Ivor Bradley has sunk $60,000 and nine months into a proposed coffee shop he’s still... | Continue reading
The city council green lit the tech giant’s 80-acre mixed-use housing and office... | Continue reading
Caste-based discrimination in the U.S. is not as widespread and overt as it is in South... | Continue reading
State lawmakers and regulators are considering changes to the program that pays rooftop... | Continue reading
Brazen shoplifting has worsened in the city, with videos documenting cleared shelves and... | Continue reading
In what some are calling a blatant money grab, the deal between the district and teachers... | Continue reading
The University of California has agreed to no longer consider SAT or ACT scores in... | Continue reading
An arbitration claim in S.F. is seeking monetary damages from Lambda School, an online... | Continue reading
The debate over how to teach math in California is heating up as critics question whether... | Continue reading
Freeways might look more crowded now as the economy gradually reopens, but actual freeway... | Continue reading
The effects of the decrease in birth rates, tied in part to the global disruption, are... | Continue reading
Jason Yu spent nearly two years and $200,000 trying to open an ice cream shop in the... | Continue reading
Shipping delays are threatening the boba supply in the Bay Area and across the U.S. But... | Continue reading
Uber gave drivers more control over rides last year to prove they were truly independent... | Continue reading
A San Francisco school board member has sued her colleagues and the school district... | Continue reading
The social media giant will open at 10% capacity starting at its Menlo Park... | Continue reading
GitLab has always had an all-remote workforce. Now other companies are flocking to it for... | Continue reading
A solution to San Francisco’s homelessness crisis is rising on Bryant Street. It’s... | Continue reading
Zachary Schulz Apte, 36, and Jessica Sunshine Richman, 46, face multiple charges,... | Continue reading
Pat Swan is almost ready to retire and wants to find a place with a small yard where she... | Continue reading
Adding to the evidence that the much-discussed “California exodus” during the... | Continue reading
Henry’s House of Coffee in San Francisco has held on during the pandemic by boosting... | Continue reading
A small fraction of Bay Area residents who changed counties during the pandemic left the... | Continue reading
Democrats’ $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill includes money for transit agencies... | Continue reading
San Francisco, Alameda and San Mateo counties have suspended coronavirus vaccine supplies... | Continue reading
Rental price decreases have been slowing and even reversing in some parts of the Bay Area... | Continue reading
Facing intense pressure on multiple fronts, San Francisco’s school board president... | Continue reading
Kohút was the last among 40 young Jewish women who survived Auschwitz by sewing cocktail... | Continue reading
The software company, San Francisco’s largest private employer, will let most workers... | Continue reading
S.F. City Attorney adds new allegations to lawsuit against the school district, alleging... | Continue reading
A new state bill would prevent companies from using nondisclosure agreements and other... | Continue reading
San Francisco’s public schools have been shuttered for nearly 11 months, and many kids... | Continue reading
The public reactions to the Jan. 6 insurrection and the Biden inauguration gave a San... | Continue reading
The San Francisco school board approved changing the names of 44 school sites, including... | Continue reading
The proposal to change the admissions policy will head to the school board during a... | Continue reading
The SFUSD board’s incompetence isn’t just impacting San Francisco’s kids — it’s... | Continue reading
The trouble is that the board and its emissaries have treated great and minor figures and... | Continue reading
Newly elected Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia spread a false theory that the... | Continue reading
Sacramento is on the path to allowing four units of housing on any parcel slated for a single-family house. Will San Francisco follow suit? That’s unlikely — but it should. | Continue reading
Amid frustration in the Bay Area and statewide over California’s confusing coronavirus vaccination rollout, an online database crowdsourced by volunteers has emerged as an attempt to provide comprehensive information. | Continue reading
San Francisco Chronicle photos show a modest first Macworld in 1985, with no appearance by Steve Jobs. (He was too busy at a dinner party with Herb Caen.) | Continue reading