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Trump berates Senate Republicans after calling off bill signing

  • Jun 25

Housing bill aimed at addressing affordability passes Congress

  • Jun 23
KGO-TV

AI boom set to transform SF, starting with soaring real estate prices

  • Jun 18

Concord moves forward with building 12K homes at former Naval station

  • May 29

Intense rental market is pushing artists out of San Francisco

  • May 20

At least 10 SF seniors on verge of eviction, fearing homelessness

  • May 19

Oakland home values see one of the steepest drops in nation

  • May 12

SF house where 4 died in murder-suicide sells for $700K over asking

  • Apr 28

Latest Videos

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Trump arrives at Capitol to meet with Senate GOP after calling off signing ceremony for housing bill

  • Jun 24
2:20

AI boom set to transform SF, starting with soaring real estate prices

  • Jun 18
2:59

Concord advances with building 12,000 homes at former Naval Station

  • May 29
2:25

The fight to keep artists in San Francisco as intense rental market pushes them out

  • May 20
2:00

At least 10 San Francisco seniors on verge of eviction, fearing homelessness

  • May 19
2:54

Oakland home values drop more than 11% over past year, marking one of steepest declines in nation

  • May 12
0:33

SF house where family of 4 died in murder-suicide sells for $700K over asking price for $2.2M

  • Apr 28
1:58

Should SF's supportive housing be drug-free? Supervisor proposes new legislation in latest push

  • Apr 27

Latest Stories

Should SF's supportive housing be drug-free? Supervisor proposes new legislation in latest push

Supervisor Matt Dorsey is proposing legislation that would require San Francisco to only fund new supportive housing sites that prohibit the use of illicit drugs, making drug use grounds for eviction. However, critics are concerned that it will perpetuate homelessness.

  • Apr 27
Align Real Estate

Oakland Trader Joe's could be demolished to build high-rises for senior living

A real estate company has submitted a proposal to replace a Trader Joe's in Oakland's Rockridge neighborhood with 25 and 31-story towers for senior housing. Many residents say the store is vital to the community despite the company saying the project would help seniors in the area.

  • Apr 23

Low-income Marin City residents sound alarm over $266M project with concerns of being forced out

Residents of Marin County's only federal public housing complex for families are concerned they will be pushed out after officials announced they are moving forward with a $266 million renovation project, sparking fears of permanent displacement.

  • Apr 23

San Jose starts second sweep of 'The Jungle' encampment as no‑camp zone enforced

It has been more than a decade since San Jose's largest encampment, known as the Jungle, was swept. Shortly after it was cleared, the city says about a third of the people moved back, and they are cleaning the area again.

  • Apr 16
KGO-TV

SF names new Department of Homelessness director as city faces $643 million deficit

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie announced the appointment of Mike Levine as the new executive director of the city's Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing, a move city leaders say comes at a critical moment in addressing homelessness. Levine will take over the department as the current director, Shireen McSpadden, prepares to retire at the end of June.

  • Apr 9