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San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie announced a legislative package aimed at overhauling decades-old zoning laws on Tuesday, the latest effort in his plan to increase the city's housing supply and make housing more affordable for families.

In the heart of San Francisco’s Mission District sits an unassuming white building with green trim and red lettering that has people plotting cross-state journeys just for lunch. La Taqueria isn’t flashy or trendy, but it has something far more valuable: a burrito so transcendent it makes rational people...

Police in San Francisco said they seized gambling machines and illegal drugs, along with making an arrest, following the bust of an alleged gambling den inside a liquor store in the city's Tenderloin neighborhood.

Police said the crash involved six vehicles and that one of the vehicles ended up on its roof.

Hidden in plain sight on a busy stretch of Fountain Valley, The Reptile Zoo is not your average reptile exhibit. This hands-on haven is home to over 600 exotic critters—from towering tortoises and clever chameleons to snapping alligators and camera-ready snakes—and it’s all packed into one lively, interactive indoor space.

They say dinosaurs are extinct—but in the desert sands of Southern California, they’re just getting warmed up. If you’ve ever dreamed of standing in the shadow of a 150-foot-long brontosaurus or climbing inside a giant T. rex head, then buckle up for a prehistoric adventure unlike anything else on I-10.

UCSF Health layoffs come amid ongoing labor disputes and a UC hiring freeze that union leaders say is worsening patient care and staff burnout.

The end of the program, which produced speed bumps and raised crosswalks, is partially due to its overwhelming popularity with San Francisco residents.

The increase is 8% less than Recology first proposed — but still too high for those who spoke out at Wednesday's meeting. San Francisco residents to see a 24% hike in trash fees

San Francisco’s parking crisis has moved from downtown into the heart of our neighborhoods. In residential areas across the city, formerly available curb space is disappearing under freshly painted red and white zones—often justified with vague “safety” or “emergency access” arguments that lack public explanation or...