Break through No Sky July with a glass or two.

City leaders are establishing a new program that will minimize lapses in benefits for residents who rely on social safety nets.

A 13-mile trail spanning San Francisco’s coastline connects 12 national park sites.

And that’s with two quarters left to go in 2026.

An 11 a.m. ceremony will commence the day’s proceedings by honoring New York City firefighters and San Francisco Fire Station 1.

Six days per week, the operation has been phone-banking and running canvassing crews in support of Connie Chan.

The building is the San Francisco Department of Public Health’s “most seismically unstable” clinic, said department Director Daniel Tsai.

The move left as many questions as it did answers.

Unlike other statewide races this year, the contest for insurance commissioner will be between two Democrats.

May marked the first time Muni weekend ridership surpassed prepandemic levels.

If you thought the holiday was the main event, San Francisco has a surprise for you.

A coming citywide celebration of civic culture will offer residents connections through art, technology and science.

It'll cost you a pretty penny to drive across the Golden Gate Bridge.

San Francisco will celebrate American independence from British rule on Saturday with the Fourth of July holiday.

Many members of the transgender community have said they feel that they’re at a critical juncture under the administration of President Donald Trump.

Since opening to the public in November, TIAT has hosted at least one exhibition each month and almost 250 total events.

The effort could face a rival organizing effort when it seeks official approval.

The City’s southeast area includes numerous residential and industrial areas, some of which are being developed into new neighborhoods.

Conductor Robert Mollicone conducted the inaugural Pride Concert last year and will serve in that role again when the company reprises the event on Friday.

The program was set to expire June 30.

SpaceX has ambitious plans for space-based data centers — “orbital AI compute,” in the company’s parlance.

San Francisco’s social scene will carry residents into Pride weekend.

The City Hall veteran was initially drafted in September 2024 to lead the agency on a interim basis after the departure of former executive director Sheryl Davis.

A new pilot-program will allow interested participants to help beautify city streets and improve safety conditions.

Richard Barrera said he hopes to take the lessons he’s learned in his board role and help spread them across California.

Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital is poised to buy a new mobile clinic that brings breast-cancer services into city neighborhoods.

A Pride Night controversy contrasted sharply with scenes of togetherness across The City.

Board of Supervisors President Rafael Mandelman is termed out and running for state Assembly.

San Francisco saw its lowest overdose-death numbers since 2020 in the past two months, according to preliminary data released by the medical examiner’s office.

A proposed law would penalize owners of shuttered grocery stores while providing incentives to those who open in San Francisco.

An outdoor concert series will turn the SFMOMA’s rooftop garden into a spirited showcase of Bay Area arts and culture this summer.

Put your liver to the test.

The start of a new week means it's time to fill your calendar.

A new San Francisco Public Library exhibition celebrates The City's Legacy Businesses.

Founded and headed by Elon Musk, SpaceX — formally, Space Exploration Technologies Corp. — held a standout IPO.

Last month's numbers represent a 53% drop in tents and structures and a 46% drop in vehicles since Mayor Daniel Lurie took office in January 2025.

On your mark, get set, goal.

Tenderloin community members are calling for funding for neighborhood safety-net programs to be restored in The City’s upcoming budget.

Jane Kim is fairly well known in San Francisco politics. She could soon become a major player statewide.

Supervisor Connie Chan reveled in the fact that she received more votes than centimillionaire Saikat Chakrabarti.

Governor wasn’t the only statewide office being contested in Tuesday’s primary election.

Voters will decide in November between the top two candidates.

Another election in November will determine who gets a full four-year term.

San Franciscans headed out to the polls on Tuesday for a busy state primary election.

The Board of Supervisors will have the opportunity to weigh in for the next couple of months before the final version is signed in August.

Bayview-Hunters Point youth and older adults from the Mission will explore the Presidio with help from the YMCA.

Summer can be a sleepy time for San Francisco’s art scene, but this year things are heating up.

The Exploratorium’s upcoming summer exhibition will center on space exploration.

A former four-story residential care facility will soon become a 23-unit transitional housing site supporting women survivors of sex and human trafficking.

Many participants have secured jobs in kitchens or food services or, like Baird, are interviewing for positions.