As San Francisco plunges into preservation-palooza, here's a walking tour to remember the city architect who railed against ...
Corona Heights got our vote for best view, but there's plenty to see at all of San Francisco's community gardens. (Kristi Coale) San Francisco is celebrated for its 230 parks, but some of its green ...
There's a prairie's worth of parking lot around the Cow Palace, which sits on the San Francisco-Daly City border. One company wants to put a small data center there. (CC/Gregory Varnum) Last month Sup ...
Robotaxi companies must tell the state Department of Motor Vehicles about crashes, stalls, and other incidents. But it’s harder than ever to figure out what’s happening on the road. (Lisa Plachy) On ...
This year’s contest is over. Thanks to everyone who played. The answers are below, and we’ve also included one fun fact for each that we learned from you. Thank you!
San Francisco voters will be able to weigh in on affordable housing via three measures. (Photo: Alex Lash) San Francisco has long been ground zero for calls to build more affordable homes. In recent ...
San Francisco sheriff deputies, seen in 2025. When a tenant loses an eviction case and refuses to move, deputies enforce the order with a 'lockout.' There were 924 lockouts in 2025. (TaurusEmerald/CC) ...
Wartime shipbuilding. A bloody labor strike. Pocket parks. Where water meets a 21st century neighborhood, a long walk reveals San Francisco details old and new. (Taylor Barton) San Francisco’s ...
Political momentum to make homes easier to build in San Francisco seemed to hit a high-water mark with the June election. Housing wasn’t the only issue on the ballot, but it was perhaps the most ...
Depending on whom you ask, San Francisco is built on anywhere from seven hills to more than 48. But most can agree that the city’s second highest points are its most iconic: the aptly-named Twin Peaks ...
For 17 years, 86-year-old Rosa Josephson has been going to therapy at the South East Mission Geriatric Clinic. The San Francisco’s Department of Public Health plans to close it by October as part of ...
San Francisco needs tens of thousands of new homes to help relieve soaring housing costs. Ideally, a large swath of these homes would be affordable for lower-income renters. But idealism has an ...