The Latest Breaking News from San Francisco

Waymo's autonomous vehicles in San Francisco are transforming urban transportation, influencing social, economic dynamics, and sustainability goals.

The email was originally written as a ‘silly joke’ to his friend but was ‘accidentally’ sent to his colleagues, according to the complaint

Jerry Miller was friends with Jimi Hendrix, inspired Led Zeppelin and was a trailblazing player in San Francisco's thriving '60s music scene

The San Francisco poet’s work is richly illuminated by this detailed account of his early traumas, dread of ‘deep emotion’ and addiction to casual sex

Moby Grape had it all, and were poised to be the next truly great band. Then came the rip-offs, the drugs, the madness, and the loss of everything

The Google sister company appears to be fighting back after a spate of vattacks on its autonomous vehicles

President Biden endorsed Harris after dropping out of presidential race, but unclear if she will be embraced by party.

The 49ers selected a pass rusher in this 2025 mock draft. While OL may top their list of needs, pass rush is always a good guess for San Francisco in Round 1.

At the city-funded D10 Community Market, clients in the Bayview neighborhood can choose their produce instead of being handed a box

The billionaire’s companies enjoyed major tax breaks in the state. Now, he’s declared it intolerable and ordered his firms to Texas

From today's decision by Judge Jon Tigar (N.D. Cal.) in Roe v. City of S.F.: Plaintiffs are residents and businesses in the Tenderloin neighborhood in San Francisco. Plaintiffs allege that the City treats the Tenderloin as a "containment zone" for narcotics activities. Specifically, Plaintiffs contend that "for years the City…