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San Francisco may try to follow the "New York Model" of turning a blind eye and providing some funding for "wellness" centers that allow consumption of illegal drugs under new legislation being put forward by Supervisor Hillary Ronen.

Police argue that the technology could help avert a mass casualty event, but civil rights advocates warn supervisors that allowing police such latitude amounted to a dystopian nightmare.

There may soon be more people wearing orange and neon uniforms than Patagonia vests in San Francisco

Assembly Member Matt Haney says his first four months in California’s Legislature have...

The audit shows a city grappling with workplace disparities amid a pandemic that saw more...

Disney-Pixar’s ‘Lightyear’ will make Frameline history as the first Disney feature with a same-sex kiss, plus a Vinsantos documentary and two Margaret Cho features round out the just-announced LGBTQ+ film festival schedule.

2828 16th Street provides 143 affordable homes for low-income families, including 36 homes for public housing residents Mayor London N. Breed joined Speaker Nancy Pelosi and community leaders on May 5 to celebrate the grand opening of Casa Adelante — 2828 16th St., a 143-unit, 100% affordable housing development in the Mission District. Formerly known as | 2828 16th Street provides 143 affordable homes for low-income families, including 36 homes for public housing residents Mayor London N. Bre...

From May 4-6, 2022, hundreds of well-wishers came to celebrate with the senior pastor of Acts-Full Gospel Church of God in Christ, Bishop Robert (Bob) L. Jackson, as he marked 38 years of service. On May 5, Rev. W.R., “Smokie” Norful Jr. preached the sermon. Norful is an American gospel singer and pianist, best known for | From May 4-6, 2022, hundreds of well-wishers came to celebrate with the senior pastor of Acts-Full Gospel Church of God in Christ, Bishop Robert (Bob) L. Jackson, as he ma...

San Francisco's current three LGBTQ cultural districts could end up into three distinct new supervisorial districts under the map advanced Friday by the city's citizen redistricting panel. Talks continue on the final makeup of the new 11 districts.

San Francisco's current three LGBTQ cultural districts could end up into three distinct new supervisorial districts under the map advanced Friday by the city's citizen redistricting panel. Talks continue on the final makeup of the new 11 districts.