Garrett Leahy

The pause comes after the robotaxi company also recalled thousands of vehicles to address issues where some drove into flooded roadways they couldn’t traverse.

The festival is expected to bring as many as 700,000 people to the city's Mission District this weekend.

For reasons I can't fathom, stories about people bickering over petty non-issues or minor inconveniences tend to fall in my lap.

A regional transit tax campaign submitted over 300,000 signatures this week, all but guaranteeing the measure goes before voters in November.

Witnesses say multiple agents in “federal police” vests carried out the operation in about five minutes.

Waymo’s newest robotaxi has sliding doors, USB-C ports, and a fold-down armrest. It’s called the Ojai, it’s built in China, and you can ride in one soon — just not yet.

Mayor Daniel Lurie supports the ballot measure that would impose a parcel tax on homeowners and landlords.

Muni stands to lose hundreds of millions of dollars due to changes to a state program that funds public transportation by charging firms for permits to emit carbon.

They're more expensive, and more are issued at night and on weekends than before the pandemic.

The lull in parking tickets that began during the pandemic is over (opens in new tab) But the dreaded return of citations is not being felt equally across San Francisco.