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SF still without an outdoor public warning system for emergencies

Jul 22

Oakland launches community-based violence prevention

Jun 30

New pharmacy planned in SF's Bayview neighborhood

Community leaders and residents in San Francisco's Bayview neighborhood say a planned independent pharmacy represents a significant step toward restoring services in an area that has long struggled to attract investment and retain essential businesses.

Jul 31

Downtown San Mateo's revival is a playbook for other CA cities

Jun 23

Wiping Whippets: San Francisco considers nitrous oxide sales ban

Jun 22

Illegal dumping in Berkeley a 'nightmare' when students move out

Jun 17

'Project 1334': Pacifica businesses respond to last-place ranking

Jun 14

SF reassessing its public monuments of past and future: Here's why

May 30

San Francisco police drone use comes into focus

May 21

Latest Videos

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New pharmacy planned in SF's Bayview neighborhood

Jul 31

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Civil Grand Jury concludes San Francisco lacks clear emergency alert strategy

Jul 22

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Oakland launches community-based violence prevention

Jun 30

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Downtown San Mateo's revival is a playbook for other CA cities

Jun 23

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Wiping Whippets? SF considers nitrous oxide sales ban amid reported uptick in use

Jun 22

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Illegal dumping in Berkeley a 'nightmare' when students move out: How Cal program aims to curb it

Jun 17

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Pacifica businesses launch 'Project 1334' in response to last-place ranking in WalletHub study

Jun 14

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SF reassessing its public monuments of past and future: Here's why

May 30

Latest Stories

Here's why a large number of gas stations have closed in Bay Area

Finding a gas station in the Bay Area has become more difficult in recent years as many stations have closed, driven in part by the high costs of removing potentially dangerous underground storage tanks and complying with state law.

May 18

North Bay teen diving to make a difference, raising awareness of SF bay's delicate ecosystems

Meet Avery Fisher, a 16-year-old high school student from Tiburon, who is using her passion for scuba diving to raise awareness and money to protect the delicate ecosystems of the San Francisco Bay.

May 9

What do Fisherman's Wharf modernization efforts mean for SF's fading fishing hub?

Fisherman's Wharf is undergoing a transformation into a modern public space, but commercial fishermen worry the changes will push them further to the margins of a waterfront that was once the heart of their industry.

May 9

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SF's Union Square showing signs of recovery, though some challenges remain

San Francisco's Union Square, a downtown area that generates about 40% of the city's general fund tax base, is showing signs of recovery. However, key challenges remain as city leaders and real estate officials push for revitalization.

May 2

San Francisco to open RESET Center as mayor shifts drug policy toward enforcement, treatment

A year after San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie shifted the city away from its long-standing "harm reduction" strategy toward what he calls a tougher, intervention-focused approach, the city is preparing to open a new facility intended to disrupt open-air drug markets and steer people into treatment.

May 2