Garrett Leahy

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.

Surveillance that has nabbed suspected killers and thieves is now being sicced on illegal dumpers in Oakland and San Francisco.

Philz Coffee, which sparked backlash in April over a since-revoked ban of Pride flags, is now sponsoring this year's Pride Parade.

The ruling against President Trump’s executive order reaffirms a right established by the 1898 case of a San Francisco-born man who had been denied reentry to the U.S.

SF drivers without garages have a whole ritual to keep their parking spot. What it looks like depends on the neighborhood.

BART could slash service and shut down in two years if a new sales tax doesn’t pass. The voters that could be key in deciding its fate? Suburban homeowners who mostly drive.

Fog hid the fireworks, but nothing hid the gridlock that stranded Waymos and delayed buses.