A run of openings and renovations across the city, from a Presidio overlook to free garden entry in Golden Gate Park, gives residents new places to spend the holiday weekend outdoors.
Mei Ling · May 26, 2022
Four months after opening as a service-referral hub, the city-run facility is functioning largely as an overdose prevention site, raising legal questions and doubts about how many visitors are actually connected to treatment.
Mei Ling · May 11, 2022
Community members, current and former officials and legal professionals filled City Hall on Wednesday to remember Judge Harry Low, who died at 90 in December 2021.
Mei Ling · April 27, 2022
The fintech company, which still leases 469,000 square feet in the city through next year, says it has moved to a distributed work model with no designated headquarters.
Mei Ling · April 12, 2022
As Assembly candidates Matt Haney and David Campos trade blame over conditions in the Tenderloin, residents and merchants say they do not want the neighborhood used as a political prop.
Mei Ling · March 23, 2022
Venture capital invested in San Francisco startups more than doubled from 2019 levels despite the pandemic, led by a $2 billion round for sustainable infrastructure firm Generate Capital.
Mei Ling · March 14, 2022
Police are looking into flyers falsely accusing Jewish people of causing the pandemic that turned up in Pacific Heights, in a pattern matching material spread by the Goyim Defense League elsewhere in the country.
Mei Ling · January 24, 2022
Officers shot and killed a man reportedly armed with two firearms who advanced on them at San Francisco International Airport, and a homeless person at the scene was also injured.
Mei Ling · January 20, 2022
