San Franciscans have a second shot at a new beginning, and boy do we need it
The January spell of weeks when winter felt like summer is over. Rain is in the air and the skies have turned gray. Gray news all around San Francisco, too: The California Historical Society is ...
San Francisco businesses monitoring storm drains to prevent street flooding
As another storm is set to dump inches of rain in the Bay Area, those who have homes and businesses in potential flood zones ...
San Francisco passed a tax to curb vacant storefronts. So why do many still sit empty?
When San Francisco voters passed a tax on vacant storefronts in 2020, storefronts sat empty in many parts of the city despite a booming economy. Then Supervisor Aaron Peskin, who sponsored the measure ...
California's 153-year-old historical society permanently closes in San Francisco
The 153-year-old California Historical Society is winding down operations in San Francisco and is slated to transfer its vast ...
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SFMTA to cut some Muni bus routes this summer
San Francisco's transit agency will cut Muni service by 4% this summer as it faces a $50 million budget shortfall.
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San Francisco’s Chinatown celebrates Year of the Snake
Celebrations are in full swing for the Chinese New Year around the world. In San Francisco, local officials held a special ceremony in Chinatown.CGTN’s Mark Niu reports from the celebration.
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Massive naked-woman statue delayed to protect Union Square tiles
The temporary installation of a nearly 50-foot tall statue of a naked woman in Union Square has been delayed out of concerns ...
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New simulated-golf bar and grill bets on downtown rebound
Hoping to catch a downtown San Francisco recovery wave and ride the growing popularity of simulated golf, a father-son pair ...