Justin Randle, a father of three who worked at San Francisco nonprofit GLIDE, was killed in a Tenderloin hit-and-run. Colleagues remember a compassionate community worker who saved people from overdoses and dedicated his life to helping others. Flávio Bolsonaro and…
Despite various hurdles, some voters are making sure their voices are heard. With voters heading to the polls in just one week for a critical midterm election, officials are issuing a reminder to triple-check polling places if voting in person.
BHUBANESWAR, India, Oct 28 (Reuters) - A severe cyclone started making landfall in India's Andhra Pradesh state in the early hours of Wednesday, bringing high-speed winds and heavy rain that uprooted The president announced plans to roll back a Biden-era oil and…
Polling cited by CNBC from its All-America Economic Survey found 52 percent of registered voters favor a pause in advanced AI development, compared with 32 percent who favor continued development. Protesters held “Freeze AI Now” signs outside OpenAI's San Francisco headquarters on…
Palo Alto homeowners along Edgewood Drive will be allowed to build fences all the way to the top of the San Francisquito Creek bank, after the city council approved a new stream-protection ordinance that carves out an exception for their…
A federal judge in Los Angeles heard arguments Tuesday over whether the Department of Justice can bar California from counting the ballots of some 20,000 people until it can confirm they are U.S. citizens. The hearing before U.S. District Judge David O. Carter comes…
Melissa Pergerson stared at the dilapidated wood paddle wheel rescued from an ancient steam boat, stashed in a forgotten yard in Sausalito’s industrial Marinship neighborhood, and thought back to her childhood. “As a little kid we would play on here…
Election Day is one week away, and some voters in East San Jose have learned their voting sites may not be open. Joseph George Middle School, a campus the Alum Rock School District closed last year because of declining enrollment,…
The site previously belonged to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which vacated the property roughly two years ago, according to San Francisco YIMBY. The city council's approval clears the way for what is described as a 20-lot…
The Chronicle has also reported that San Francisco is the only major California city that allows residents to appeal housing projects based on the shadows they would cast — a distinction that helps explain why the SHADE Act targeted this specific…
The political fights that reach home.