Alberto once worked as an informant for immigration agents, who promised him papers. Years later, ICE arrested him.

The owner of Elite Sports Soccer in San Francisco has provided the Mission with sports gear for over 30 years. This could be his big moment.

He saved all that sweetness and softness for the world,” Silva's mother Sue Homer said. Silva was 17. He would've turned 18 on July 16.

A large soccer ball sits atop an American flag in preparation for the World Cup on June 9, 2026. Photo by Hamza Fahmy. The FIFA World Cup kicks off this Thursday, and the Bay Area is set to help host ...

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The San Francisco Hall of Justice on April 20, 2026. Photo by Zoe Malen. San Francisco Superior Court data shared Tuesday challenges the success of a widely respected nonprofit that for 50 years has ...

Prop. D was backed by labor unions to help close the city deficit. But Mayor Daniel Lurie and the Chamber of Commerce opposed ...

Nine women held in a San Francisco jail filed a class action lawsuit Monday alleging they have "fewer rights than men" inside ...

SCRAP, the 50-year-old nonprofit, will move just blocks away to 141 Industrial Street, a building formerly owned by a Baptist church.

Vidrale Frankin acknowledged failing to follow protocol but calls practices "prohibited but necessary"—and now says she may sue the district.

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Filmmaker David Alvarado’s “American Pachuco” makes its San Francisco premiere Thursday, June 11, at Cowell Theater.