Bay Area to get its first major new medical school in more than a...
Santa Clara University and Sutter Health plan to open the Bay Area’s first new medical school in more than 100 years, backed by a $175 million gift.
San Francisco man sentenced to 10 years for meth and firearm offenses
SAN FRANCISCO, California - Kiet Ly, a 46-year-old resident of San Francisco, has been sentenced to ten years in federal prison for drug and firearm offenses. Senior U.S. District Judge Charles R. Breyer delivered the sentence after Ly pleaded guilty to possession with intent to distribute over 50 grams of methamphetam
Mayor Lurie’s Budget Cuts Condemned for Harming Vulnerable Communities
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. — San Francisco residents on Tuesday delivered more than 1,500 postcards to Mayor Daniel Lurie and the Board of Supervisors, warning that proposed budget cuts would harm workers, families and vulnerable communities across the city. The Worker Agency stated the effort included “hundreds of workers,
S.F. district attorney slams ‘pattern of abuse’ at Drug Court during City Hall hearing
Representatives from San Francisco’s Public Defender’s Office steadfastly defended the Drug Court, arguing it provides a valuable alternative to jail time and treatment for addiction.
Ferry names are here: New S.F. boats pay homage to a beloved film, a...
Chronicle readers cast more than 26,000 votes to name the next five San Francisco Bay Ferry vessels. Here’s what they chose.
Mountain House man charged with illegal possession of ammunition after deadly nightclub shootout
OAKLAND, California - Jarvis Toussaint has been charged with being a felon in possession of ammunition following a deadly shootout in a downtown Oakland nightclub. According to a criminal complaint and court documents filed on May 8, 2026, and now unsealed, 40-year-old Toussaint, of Mountain House, California, is alleg
SF Rents Rocket While New Housing Deals Fall Flat
San Francisco's rental market has hit the gas again this year, with landlords and investors pointing to a sharp rebound in demand. Yet a fresh city analysis, backed by technical advisory work, concludes that even with rising rents, most typical market-rate housing projects still do not "pencil out" under today's constr
Report says Overpaid CEO Tax could eliminate jobs and shrink SF economy
The ink was barely dry on San Francisco’s hard-won 2024 business tax overhaul before business and labor groups started shredding it. Now, with voters set to decide on dueling ballot measures June 2, the city economist is warning that the more aggressive of the two — Proposition D, the Overpaid CEO Tax — could cost San
San Francisco police arrest 5 suspected in dozens of retail thefts
Police in San Francisco on Thursday announced the recent arrests of four people suspected in dozens of retail thefts targeting stores and coffee shops around the city.
Pastries with loyal following finally get a dedicated home in S.F.
Saltwater Bakeshop amassed a dedicated following for its sourdough and pastries at farmers markets in the Bay Area. It just opened its first permanent location in San Francisco.

















