Dewayne Deams — a San Francisco native who grew up in the Bayview neighborhood — said he feels almost like he was destined to be a train operator.

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Specs’ Twelve Adler Museum Cafe has resided in a little alley near Broadway for almost six decades.

“We attract a large group of very desperate, very poor, very socially isolated seniors,” said Jim Illig, the vice president of the board of directors at the Curry Senior Center in the Tenderloin.

Local reproductive-health experts say a bill awaiting Gov. Gavin Newsom’s signature would be a necessary next step in strengthening California’s status as a haven for reproductive care.

Though the sun is setting earlier, The City is hosting plenty of events that will help residents make the most out of their days.

Over the decades, the building has provided homes to two beloved Black-owned cultural institutions that served as community hubs for the neighborhood.

For many local businesses and nonprofits, the aging structures can be more trouble than they’re worth.

Recent openings and other new developments are infusing the western edge of San Francisco with vibrancy and activity.

The legislation marks the first time that California high-speed rail will have a stable source of funding, the governor’s office said.

Like it or not, Mayor Daniel Lurie’s hallmark upzoning plan — and his political future — are now inextricably linked to the Great Highway closure.

“It’s troubling,” said Charles Jung, the president of the San Francisco Bar Association’s Justice and Diversity Center Board.

The coalition aims to raise $2.5 million by October 3rd.

Specs’ Twelve Adler Museum Cafe has resided in a little alley near Broadway for almost six decades.

The Golden Gate Mothers Group has since grown into one of The City’s largest and most active volunteer-run parenting networks, now serving more than 3,500 members.

Shola Olatoye, the chief operating officer of Hayward-based Eden Housing, will be the leader.

The lawsuit names President Donald Trump, as well as more than a dozen federal agencies and their heads, as defendants.

It is the highest figure recorded for any 12-month span in at least the past 10 years.

The Planning Commission has greenlit a plan for a 29-story, roughly 300-foot-tall “boutique” hotel tower in the heart of the Financial District.

Official say there are now morning and afternoon crossing guards at all but two San Francisco public schools.

The issue of regulating AI chatbots is of important consequence to San Francisco and the Bay Area.

Here's the toll President Donald Trump's tariffs would take on The City.

San Francisco public health officials said they are focused on proactive approaches to get people into treatment and prevent fatal drug overdoses.

Sheryl Evans Davis knowingly violated city purchasing rules and fostered an unethical tone at her agency that led to the misuse and abuse of millions of taxpayer dollars, according to a new city report.

The bill comes as the AI industry is booming.

"We currently do not have a strategy for affordable housing financing on the west side of town," said Supervisor Myrna Melgar.

“It’s troubling,” said Charles Jung, the president of the San Francisco Bar Association’s Justice and Diversity Center Board.

Dolly Parton's Imagination Library sends participants age-appropriate books every month from birth to age 5.

Local leaders say a multifaceted approach to the drug epidemic is vital.

Shola Olatoye, the chief operating officer of Hayward-based Eden Housing, will be the leader.

The lawsuit names President Donald Trump, as well as more than a dozen federal agencies and their heads, as defendants.

It is the highest figure recorded for any 12-month span in at least the past 10 years.

The Planning Commission has greenlit a plan for a 29-story, roughly 300-foot-tall “boutique” hotel tower in the heart of the Financial District.

The recall election was the culmination of more than a year of controversy over Supervisor Joel Engardio’s support of Proposition K.

Official say there are now morning and afternoon crossing guards at all but two San Francisco public schools.

A night of live storytelling is taking over Herbst Theatre.

The issue of regulating AI chatbots is of important consequence to San Francisco and the Bay Area.

Here's what President Donald Trump's tariff toll would mean for The City.

San Francisco public health officials said they are focused on proactive approaches to get people into treatment and prevent fatal drug overdoses.

Sheryl Evans Davis knowingly violated city purchasing rules and fostered an unethical tone at her agency that led to the misuse and abuse of millions of taxpayer dollars, according to a new city report.

The bill comes as the AI industry is booming.

San Franciscans know that fall means summer weather, and local art galleries are bringing the heat, too.

"We currently do not have a strategy for affordable housing financing on the west side of town," said Supervisor Myrna Melgar.

“It’s troubling,” said Charles Jung, the president of the San Francisco Bar Association’s Justice and Diversity Center Board.

Dolly Parton's Imagination Library sends participants age-appropriate books every month from birth to age 5.

Local leaders say a multifaceted approach to the drug epidemic is vital.

The Planning Commission has greenlit a plan for a 29-story, roughly 300-foot-tall “boutique” hotel tower in the heart of the Financial District.

The recall election was the culmination of more than a year of controversy over Supervisor Joel Engardio’s support of Proposition K.

Official say there are now morning and afternoon crossing guards at all but two San Francisco public schools.

A night of live storytelling is taking over Herbst Theatre.