Connie Chan and Scott Wiener tell Mission Local where they stand on all eleven November ballot measures, and explain Props. D and I.
Should San Francisco place limits on how police surveillance technology is used? Matt Dorsey says he’s open to new guardrails.
The murals were painted over after the property owner ordered to clean up graffiti. It is unclear how much it will cost to restore the murals.
S.F. supes are set to vote on limits to hazardous-tree appeals, days after the Board of Appeals saved a healthy Potrero Hill sycamore ...
The Arts Commission meets online and in person on the first Monday of each month, but in September it will meet Friday, Sept. 11 at 2 p.m. Room 125, War Memorial Veterans Building, 401 Van Ness Ave.
OpenGov is supposed to consolidate the city’s disparate permitting systems. City workers keep using the old system.
The bill would allow eviction only if a tenant owes more than one month’s fair market rent, which is $2,485 for a studio in San Francisco.
In August, Camerawork’s board of directors announced plans to shut down the nonprofit. Now, artist Hal Fischer has revived it.
Judge finds park advocates did not meet ‘incredibly high standard’ to yank qualified measure away from voters. They may yet appeal.
Two years after tough talk about confronting sexual assault and harassment in city political circles, the S.F. Democratic Party’s process has proven to be a farce ...
The San Francisco Democratic Party, as predicted, voted 17-4 on Wednesday evening to oppose the upcoming California billionaire tax — and in so doing made the rare choice to buck the state Democratic ...
San Francisco Democratic Party, in an unprecedented move, could break with state party to oppose the billionaire tax.
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