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The possible cut may not result in any layoffs among the about 250 ambassadors who patrol...

The downtown area, the city’s primary economic driver, has been teetering on the edge since the pandemic and is facing challenges greater than previously known, new data shows.

The reasons given by Monroe to use State of California authority at the county level and demand these school closures for the school district to “to remain a going concern” have more to do with ideology than finances. There is a view that schools should be run like business. That view has held a lot of sway for a long time without any of the market miracle results we were promised. | By Don Macleay I voted for Alysse Castro to replace L.K. Monroe for Alameda County Superintendent of Schools ...

“While San Francisco is bouncing back from this pandemic, we continue to see major shifts in our city, and we see that in our Economic Core more than anywhere else,” said Breed. “I’ve been visiting businesses large and small, and while it’s clear we are all committed to adapting and thriving as part of our long-term recovery, our small businesses in these downtown areas cannot wait any longer. They need all of us dedicating our energy and resources to help them in the short-term, as we...

Business groups are hoping to partner with San Francisco officials to entice more workers...

/PRNewswire/ -- Today, the Ghirardelli Chocolate Company announced it will soon reopen its flagship Chocolate Experience Store, located in San Franciscos...

Can innovative touches in this Financial District alley, like block-long canopies to keep...

The city estimates that 98% of employees are fully vaccinated, only about 1,000 of the city's more than 30,000 employees remain unvaccinated.

Tourists are returning to San Francisco, but a full recovery won’t come until around...

Some San Francisco bars and restaurants are requiring proof of vaccination Vaccine requirement hits some San Francisco bars and restaurants More than a dozen bars and restaurants are now requiring customers to prove theyre immunized in order to receive service. KTVUs Emma Goss reports. SAN FRANCISCO - The weekend is almost here and many people are looking for a night out on the town. But in San Francisco, that could mean bringing proof of vaccination against COVID-19.  San Franciscos COVID-19 ...