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Motorcyclist suffers critical injuries in collision with commercial vehicle
A motorcyclist and commercial vehicle collided Tuesday afternoon in San Francisco’s Bayview neighborhood, leaving the motorcyclist with life-threatening injuries, police said. Officers responded to the intersection of Evans Avenue...Read More
Hundreds of Muni operators risk termination as vaccination deadline nears
San Francisco transit passengers could be facing major service cuts as the Nov. 1 vaccination deadline approaches for city employees. The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency’s Director of Transportation...Read More
Motorcyclist dies, driver in custody after Marina District collision
A 40-year-old motorcyclist died in a collision with a late Monday night in the Marina District, San Francisco police said. Officers arrived at the intersection of Francisco Street and...Read More
San Francisco prepares to welcome crowds back to Fleet Week
After a year of virtual celebration due to the pandemic, in-person Fleet Week festivities return Sunday to San Francisco. Spectators will gather again around The City’s waterfront to...Read More
Investigators seek suspect in hit-and-run that critically injured juvenile
San Francisco police are searching for a suspect in a Hayes Valley hit-and-run collision that left one juvenile with life-threatening injuries. The collision happened on Sept. 20 at approximately...Read More
Breed appoints David Chiu to succeed Dennis Herrera as city attorney
Mayor London Breed appointed Assemblymember David Chiu (D-San Francisco) Wednesday to take on the role as San Francisco’s next city attorney. In April, Breed nominated outgoing City Attorney Dennis...Read More
Leaders urge Newsom to sign bill legalizing reward system for meth addiction treatment
City leaders urge Newsom to sign SB 110, which would legalize a incentive system in treatment for methamphetamine addiction. Read More
New blood donation center opens on Market Street as supply hits six-year low
San Francisco residents looking to donate blood now have another option at their disposal. The American Red Cross opened a new blood and platelet donation center on Market Street,...Read More
New San Francisco initiative aims to curb retail thefts
San Francisco launches an initiative to curb retail thefts that triples the Community Ambassador program and adds task force investigators.Read More
Muni riders raise concerns over winter service proposals
San Francisco Muni riders expressed concern Tuesday over bus route proposals for early next year. The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency has been seeking feedback this month as they...Read More
SFO issues first U.S. airport vaccine mandate for all on-site personnel
San Francisco will require that all San Francisco International Airport on-site personnel, including tenants and contractors, be vaccinated under a new mandate announced by city officials Tuesday, the first...Read More
Two men die after weekend stabbing, shooting incidents
San Francisco police are investigating two separate homicides that occurred over the weekend. The first incident happened Friday night at approximately 10:29 p.m. when officers responded to reports of...Read More
Cable cars return Saturday after fire suppression system havoc
San Francisco’s cable cars will run again Saturday after a problem with the fire suppression system shut down operations last week, transit officials said Thursday. Cable car revenue service...Read More
SF offers small business grants to repair vandalism damage
San Francisco is now offering grants of up to $2,000 for small businesses that have suffered damage caused by storefront vandalism.Read More
Four San Francisco schools offer weekly on-site vaccine clinics
Beginning this week, San Francisco begins offering weekly vaccination clinics at four school sites in different neighborhoods.Read More
Dentists descend on city for Moscone Center conference comeback
San Francisco officials welcomed dental professionals back en masse for the first Moscone Center conference since the pandemic shut down events large and small in March 2020. The California...Read More
Transit Month celebration doubles as call for better service, funding
San Francisco leaders and advocates for better public transit took Muni to City Hall Wednesday morning to celebrate Transit Month, but the event doubled as call to action for better...Read More
San Francisco taxis look to compete with upfront ride cost
San Francisco’s taxi industry is taking a big step in the effort to compete with Uber and Lyft. The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency’s Board of Directors, which regulates...Read More
911 service restored in San Francisco after 3-1/2 hour interruption
San Francisco officials are investigating the cause of an interruption in 911 and 311 calls early Friday morning.Read More
Police offer $50,000 reward in fatal shooting of 16-year-old girl
San Francisco police are offering a $50,000 reward to help solve a Bayview homicide that took place on July 30 and resulted in the death of a 16-year-old girl....Read More