Garrett Leahy

Hasty planning. Stalled Waymos. Muni left unprepared. Public records reveal how a July 4 fireworks show led to massive jams — and questions the city is still trying to untangle.

Published Aug. 4, 2026at6:00amUpdated Aug. 4, 2026at10:09am. On the evening of July 4, a group of San Francisco officials gathered in the Emergency Operati

Doctors at SF General and Kaiser are seeing a surge of patients, many without helmets, as ridership booms and regulators scramble to catch up.

The estimate covers the cost of dismantling Sunset Dunes and reopening the road to weekday traffic.

Rideshare drivers just had the single biggest unionization effort in U.S. history, but robotaxis are weakening their most powerful weapon.

Six months after a toddler was fatally hit near a Mission Bay school, a new one there is among the first to get street safety upgrades.

In February, a 2-year-old girl was fatally struck by a car at Fourth and Channel streets, a stone’s throw from a Montessori school and daycare center in Mi

Hundreds of drug-use complaints filed via app have been canceled, with users told to call police themselves — a step most aren't willing to take.

A summer lead paint job at an SF elementary school didn’t wrap on schedule — and now it’s tangled with the start of the school year. Some parents are keeping kids home; the district says it’s safe. Here’s what we know.

Additional reporting by Ezra Wallach and Jennifer Wadsworth. San Francisco public school parents are threatening to keep their kids home for the