Supervisor Stephen Sherrill frets about whether SF can handle large Fleet Week crowds next month; NYC and LA are both restricting AI use in classrooms; and a 3.5-magnitude earthquake struck four miles north of Santa Rosa Thursday.
SF supervisors scrutinized Lurie’s plan Wednesday to push through an contract with OpenGov for the city’s PermitSF platform while questioning the portal’s performance and the administration’s decision to bypass competitive bidding.
The annual release of the Burning Man census has arrived, and we have a picture of how the demographics of Black Rock City may be changing, at least as of the 2025 burn.
A wrongful death case is headed to trial in San Francisco in February, brought by the family of a man who overdosed on fentanyl and meth while sitting on a 9-San Bruno Muni bus, and was left there slumped over by the bus operator for hours.
Meta has been rolling out updates to its smart glasses in an ongoing effort to prevent users from filming people without consent, and the company has bricked the cameras of thousands of users who attempted to dismantle the LED.
Now that everyone is becoming too lazy to do old-fashioned Google searches and actual book research, park rangers in Northern California say they're starting to see the dangerous impacts of AI planning for hikers.
Journalist and personification of the women's movement Gloria Steinem has died; Hurricane Lowell could seriously impact Kauai; and Nick Bosa returned for his first full practice with the 49ers since his ACL injury.
Sausalito City Manager Elaine Forbes has resigned after that whole burglary arrest situation; the SF Zoo just lost a 24-year-old mandrill who died after surgery; and George Lucas's billion-dollar museum, once slated for SF, is getting ready to open in Los Angeles.
The new waterfront plaza, in the wharf space where Alioto's restaurant once stood, had its ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday, with Mayor Daniel Lurie calling it "a new reason to return" to Fisherman's Wharf.
The local entrepreneur behind San Bruno’s Hangry Planet, billed as North America’s first fully plant-based gas-station convenience store, has sold the property and business for more than $12 million.
A morning fire at a home in San Francisco's Bernal Heights neighborhood sent smoke billowing over the area, led to three firefighters being injured, and ultimately displaced one family of seven.
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