Get the lowdown on your San Francisco ballot for the Nov. 3 election and make your vote count. Journalists will answer your questions.

California left local governments to figure out where to build EV infrastructure on public streets. San Francisco is stuck at two plugs, while LA nears 1,000.

A San Francisco International Airport contract for facial recognition technology that sends data to Customs and Border Protection violates local sanctuary city policies, advocates said at an Airport…

Mayor Daniel Lurie wants to close a SoMa resource center for unhoused people by the end of the year amid plans to clean up the corridor.

At a forum organized by retirees, congressional candidates appeal for the organization’s first-ever endorsement in a race for public office.

SF leaders have been arguing over whether transparency is friction or fuel. Is report-writing interfering with productivity, or empowering community?

Supervisor Bilal Mahmood pitches new policies to address food insecurity after setbacks to his Mamdani-inspired ballot measures.

Trump’s war on ‘gender ideology’ and diversity is hurting San Francisco Asian Women’s Shelter’s ability to help victims.

A San Francisco grocer stands apart offering live animals killed to order, a draw for customers seeking freshness that others see as cruel.

CalEnviroScreen 5.0 data overlooks pollution and socioeconomic burdens affecting San Francisco's SRO residents and vulnerable communities.

Mayor Daniel Lurie's charter reform proposals, including one to shorten ballots, raise millions of dollars and questions about accessibility.

Developers of San Francisco's Marina Safeway site are resisting challenges to the project — and adding homes while reducing tower height.

San Francisco's Board of Supervisors is set to consider a megabill with a provision that would reduce oversight of surveillance technology.

A new resolution seeks to more than double the number of speed cameras monitoring drivers in San Francisco.

Delayed reappointments leave city’s transparency watchdog unable to make determination about Trump-Lurie phone call records.

Several ballot measure hope to kickstart affordable housing production that San Francisco desperately needs to keep up with demand.

For the next two months, the public can weigh in on ballot language and share opinions about local measures with the Board of Supervisors.

Patients and clinicians urged the mayor and Board of Supervisors to restore funds, only to learn it was up to the Department of Public Health.

San Francisco’s population of people with HIV is living past age 50 — and even longer — for the first time. As this population ages, more investment is needed to help them remain stably housed.

A new report finds that the city’s agency in charge of fighting homelessness is ignoring data available to ensure the quality, safety and accountability of its services.

Long-term tenants of 1120 Jackson St. in San Francisco have formed a union to fight evictions at the 16-unit building.

The court might dismiss a case stemming from a social media image depicting a Planned Parenthood volunteer beneath the words “unalive them.

California’s ride-hailing regulator has repeatedly promised to release safety data on Uber and Lyft — most recently voting last August to do so. It still hasn’t, leaving the public in the dark about…

San Francisco’s Committee on Information Technology quietly reviewed a new policy that seeks to relax restrictions on the city’s drone fleet.

San Francisco parents and educators provide support at daunting federal check-ins.

In finding a home for China’s LGBTQ+ history, the Out Museum’s founder also embraced documenting new memories in Chinatown.

San Francisco parents and educators provide support at daunting federal check-ins.

The most lopsided result in San Francisco’s June election was Stephen Sherrill’s victory over neighborhood activist Lori Brooke in District 2.

In this street interview series, people spoke about what matters most where they live, and what they want local leaders to pay attention to.

El Tecolote and the San Francisco Public Press asked Latino readers which issues are most important for California's next governor to address.

San Francisco’s June ballot has become a referendum on how the city taxes its largest employers. Learn what's on the ballot with KALW & SFPP

Women held in San Francisco’s county jail said they were forced to strip naked while deputies filmed them and male officers watched.

A San Francisco anti-abortion activist is scheduled to go to trial in a case testing where protest ends and intimidation begins.

San Francisco’s June ballot has become a referendum on how the city taxes its largest employers. Learn what's on the ballot with KALW & SFPP

After more than a year of protests denouncing inequality, May Day protesters in San Francisco called for a state ballot measure to tax billionaires.

A San Francisco proposition that would impose lifetime term limits on the city’s mayor and Board of Supervisors would be a California first.

Proposition A would assign $130 million to upgrade pipes and infrastructure, primarily in the Richmond and the Sunset neighborhoods.

Proposition D would expand and raise an executive pay tax, pitting labor groups against business interests.

Supporters call it relief for employers; critics say it’s a corporate tax break that could deepen San Francisco’s budget shortfalls.

Hear directly from candidates Saikat Chakrabarti, Connie Chan, and Scott Wiener. Hosted by the San Francisco Independent Media Coalition

The policy directs officers to look for signs an interpreter is needed, allowing for help from family members and digital translation tools.

In a mid-career retrospective at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, on view through April 19, Cartagena demonstrates a devotion to photographic series presents visitors with powerful themes that…