Bay Area residents are still the most concerned about housing, but worry is increasing in more affordable areas, a new report from PPIC found — and declining locally as the region gets richer.

Most crimes in San Francisco are down so far this year, but homicides are trending up.

Arrests and citations for misdemeanor drug offenses, particularly possession of drug paraphernalia, have spiked, but most don’t lead to criminal charges in San Francisco.

On Wednesday, SFMTA officials released a new batch of speed camera ticketing data, along with a report about speeding habits.

After firing hundreds of meteorologists, the National Weather Service announced it is filling vacant positions. Applicants are being asked to detail their support for Trump’s policies.

Bus and light rail have recovered better than the major commuter trains, and weekends offer a glimmer of hope across systems.

This San Francisco walkway is almost large enough to park a standard size Muni bus. How did such an extraordinarily wide sidewalk come to be?

New poll also shows better numbers for Board of Supervisors and greater optimism about the city’s trajectory

It may not be visible even to the residents of this Wine Country city, but the area is a turbocharged example of a trend happening across the Bay Area: fewer and fewer children.

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Already one of the oldest parts of the U.S., the San Francisco metro area is aging faster than any other major region. It will change every aspect of our lives.

Already one of the oldest parts of the U.S., the San Francisco metro area is aging faster than any other major region. It will change every aspect of our lives.

We checked out the lowest and highest scored San Francisco parks to see if their maintenance scores held up.

Nearly $30 million in cash was sitting on unused Clipper cards at the end of last year. What happens to that money?