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SF to vote on drug‑free homeless housing plan from Supervisor Dorsey

Jul 14

SF may soon fine autonomous cars for impeding emergency response

Jul 11

Some SF cannabis retailers could soon operate as Amsterdam-style cafes

San Francisco is a step closer to allowing Amsterdam-style cannabis cafes after the Board of Supervisors this week approved legislation that would allow existing cannabis retailers to apply for permits to operate as cafes.

Jul 17

After chaotic July 4, SF supervisor pushes fines for illegal fireworks

Jul 10

Another proposal to reopen the Great Highway as relitigation continues

Jul 7

SF Supervisor Jackie Fielder to return after mental health leave

Jun 24

Wiping Whippets: San Francisco considers nitrous oxide sales ban

Jun 22

Pelosi endorses SF Supervisor Connie Chan to replace her in Congress

May 19

SF sues Tenderloin convenience store over alleged drug sales

May 9

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Some SF cannabis retailers could soon operate as Amsterdam-style cafes

Jul 17

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SF to vote on drug‑free homeless housing plan backed by Matt Dorsey

Jul 14

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SF may soon fine autonomous cars for impeding emergency response

Jul 11

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After chaotic July 4, SF supervisor pushes fines for illegal fireworks

Jul 10

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Another proposal to reopen SF's Great Highway as relitigation continues: 'It's time to move on'

Jul 7

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SF Supervisor Jackie Fielder to return after mental health leave; reflects on recovery in video post

Jun 24

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SF Supervisor Jackie Fielder to return after mental health leave; reflects on recovery in video post

Jun 24

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

Jun 22

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

San Francisco lawmakers push to bring back 'dog court' amid rise in canine bites

Dog bites are on the rise in San Francisco and local leaders want owners held accountable, making a push to get "dog court" back up and running.

Apr 24

Community battles to save San Francisco's beloved family block-party program 'Sunday Streets'

In the battle to save Sunday Streets, a beloved block-party program, the community is stepping up, but organizers say San Francisco's city leaders need to do the same.

Apr 13

SF officials question Blue Shield on why it denied claims of so many retired city employees

There is renewed focus on a retired San Francisco firefighter, whose treatment for stage 4 cancer was initially denied by the city-provided insurer, Blue Shield. On Wednesday, a city committee convened a hearing to ask Blue Shield executives why he and so many other city retirees are seeing their claims rejected.

Apr 9

Can the SF Zoo survive without a city lifeline? Officials consider up to $8.5 million loan

The San Francisco Zoo is facing a financial crisis, and city leaders are proposing a short-term multimillion-dollar loan amidst a budget deficit. According to an analysis, the move would still be more affordable than finding the zoo a new operator or shutting it down completely.

Apr 9