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A ballot measure to increase the minimum number of San Francisco police officers is now reportedly facing opposition from the politician who proposed it.

2024 will be among the most consequential in decades for the future of San Francisco. Heres what elected officials, community leaders, and other key stakeholders are forecasting for the year ahead

Group has had ups and downs since days in The City

The ongoing conflict in Gaza between Israel and Hamas has become a flashpoint for San Franciscos LGBTQ community, which has historically been tight-knit and closely aligned. Consensus is hard to find.

Hotline TNTs “Cartwheel,” has received rapturous reviews received, including the coveted “Best New Music” label from Pitchfork.

San Francisco is not known for its kid-friendliness as a city. Parents, early childhood educators, and city leaders weigh in on how the Golden Gate can be far more welcoming to its youngest residents.

San Francisco, like many U.S. cities, was designed with cars in mind. Walkability advocates say that The City is still prime real estate to shift away from automobile-centric thinking and center pedestrians.

District 6 Supervisor Matt Dorsey writes in an op-ed that Ahsha Safais amendment to his police staffing measure epitomizes how the San Francisco Board of Supervisors can stall progress in The City.

San Francisco is hemorrhaging sworn police officers and this issue will only worsen as 350 more officers become eligible for retirement.