The Clipper card, used for travel on all forms of public transportation in the San Francisco Bay Area, was down on Tuesday ...

Daniel Lurie, a nonprofit founder, self-described "political outsider" and Levi Strauss heir, became San Francisco's 46th ...

This article is part of The Rooftop, a blog and multimedia series from New America’s Future of Land and Housing program. Featuring insights from experts across diverse fields, the series is a home for ...

Josh Kraft is a political novice seeking to become the first person in 76 years to unseat an incumbent mayor in Boston — and ...

The office hired 96 deputies during the latest fiscal year, more than in the previous nine fiscal years. Accounting for ...

Many San Francisco residents are voicing their anger with police and city officials after an unpermitted San Francisco street party last weekend in the SoMa. It's at least the second time in three ...

Dear Readers of the San Francisco Bay Times, For generations, San Francisco has been a beacon of hope for the LGBTQ+ community. A place where people have come to live freely, love who they want to ...

FOR DYKES ON BIKES Women’s Motorcycle Contingent member Sabine Balden, Sunday’s Pride Parade in San Francisco was different ...

The SF Pride Parade on Sunday drew the largest Jewish contingent ever, with 350 people marching under the banner “Proud & ...

San Francisco Zoo CEO Tanya Peterson resists resignation calls amidst funding freeze and leadership controversy.

The Assembly Housing Committee will hear Wednesday/2 a bill by state Sen. Scott Wiener that would make it easier for ...

One of San Francisco’s most diverse neighborhoods is having its first-ever night market starting next month. According to a press release by Excelsior Action Group, the “From the E” night market is ...