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San Francisco is gearing up for more rain as city deals with flooding and potholes caused by Monday's rainfall.

To kick off Fleet Week, the San Francisco Dept. of Emergency Management held their annual emergency preparedness drill.

The city’s Department of Emergency Management took the sirens offline at the end of 2019 for security upgrades and they are still absent.

Libraries, community centers, and other buildings are getting air-filtration upgrades so residents can stay safe during hazardous smoke.

Rains this winter and early spring ended the drought in the Bay Area and brought a kind of weather whiplash that put San Francisco’s Department of Emergency Management to the test.    Early in the storm cycle, the department faced challenges communicating with the public, especially with people experiencing homelessness. Internal confusion over the forecast delayed the opening of its Emergency Operations Center until a major storm was under way. In at least one instance, flood barriers were ...

The taxpayer-funded boss of San Franciscos squalid open-air drugs market has been accused of vastly-exaggerating the number of people it has helped.