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San Francisco's Board of Supervisors to apologize to Black residents for past racism and discuss reparations. Ongoing discussions on racial justice and equity.

San Francisco Board of Supervisors member Dean Preston has proposed an ordinance that would require supermarkets to provide at least six months' notice before closing any stores. It would also require supermarket executives to meet with community members before closing a store and require them to try to find a…

India demands action against culprits involved in attacks on its diplomatic missions in London, San Francisco, and Canada.

In 2020, Troy McAlister ran into two women while on parole, fueling a campaign to undo reforms. Three years later, the city faces the fallout

With a pioneering sound, packed-out San Francisco shows and a kinship with Metallica, Lääz Rockit could have been the fifth part of the Big Four. So why did they call it quits as early as 1992?

Discover the top 10 libraries in the United States, from the historic Library of Congress to the modern San Francisco Public Library.

The Tales of the City author made his name as the bard of San Francisco, but now calls Clapham home. He talks about becoming a British citizen, his new novel set in the Cotswolds and missing California weed

Electrify America opened its largest DC fast charging station in San Francisco early this month, and it vastly improves your charging experience.

President Biden criticizes Putin, Trump, and warns against regressive policies during a fundraiser in San Francisco.

San Francisco 49ers receiver Brandon Aiyuk could be on the trade block. Here are the pros and cons for the Houston Texans making a deal.

During a campaign fundraiser in San Francisco, the US president called his Russian counterpart a ‘crazy SOB’.