Ned Oliver

The results of an official, city-sponsored survey of Richmond residents depict a loyal but frustrated citizenry.

Granny flats. In-law suites. Backyard cottages. We’re still not quite sure what to call them, but they’re starting to pop up all over Richmond.

The Martin Agency and its former chief creative officer settled a long-running lawsuit stemming from his ouster in 2017 amid allegations of sexual harassment.

Budgeting for the coming year feels impossible, one group said. "There are too many things that could go up or down."

New Thai spots and pop-ups going permanent are reshaping the SF dining scene.

State officials say no local cyclosporiasis outbreak has emerged, and most California cases are tied to travel.

Record rents and AI-driven demand are making apartment searches brutal.

GRTC has been struggling to sustain its popular fare-free policy after state and federal funding that paid for it ran out two years ago.

San Francisco's newest bookstores are betting community beats convenience.

This summer they cut the ribbon on a brand-new, $14 million building — the latest addition to a campus that has spread across three buildings.