HomeRise CEO is stepping down amid city probe over operations
In the heart of San Francisco a major nonprofit faces an unexpected transition as its leader prepares to depart. City investigators have opened a review into operational practices at HomeRise, prompting the chief executive to announce plans for stepping down. Observers see this moment as a chance to examine how mission
At a ‘model’ S.F. complex for the formerly homeless
In the heart of San Francisco a housing complex once hailed as a beacon for those emerging from the streets now confronts a grim revelation. Reports indicate a man lay dead for days unnoticed amid the very place designed to offer safety and connection. This incident at the Jazzie Collins Apartments managed by HomeRise
Days before America’s independence, San Francisco turns 250
On June 27, 1776, seven days before the Declaration of Independence was signed in the East, a group of weary travelers arrived in what would become San Francisco and began to scratch their lives into the verdant valley that would become the Mission District — and the sand dunes and serpentine rock of the future Presidi
Liam’s List: Interview with Chef Laurance Jossel, Nopa SF
Liam's List: Interview with Chef Laurance Jossel, Nopa SF
🌈 Photos: San Francisco Pride 2026, frame by frame
Pride doesn’t start the morning of the parade, and in San Francisco it doesn’t end with it either. This year it ran a full week: preview parties and a night […] 🌈 Photos: San Francisco Pride 2026, frame by frame
San Francisco archdiocese agrees to $395M settlement with 530 clergy abuse survivors
The Archdiocese of San Francisco agreed to pay $395 million to settle over 500 child sexual abuse lawsuits involving clergy and church officials.
Visit California’s Once-Thriving Military Fort Outside San Francisco With Ocean Views And Preserved Buildings
Looking out across the Golden Gate Bridge, it's nearly impossible to imagine a naval invasion from the fog-shrouded Pacific Ocean. Yet, in the lead-up to World War II, that's exactly what the U.S. Army and Navy prepared for. Starting in the late 1930s, the U.S. government expanded and modernized a network of coastal de
Again, Jenkins takes dubious case to trial—and loses. It’s a disturbing pattern
The office of District Attorney Brooke Jenkins is continuing a pattern of seeking felony charges in cases where there’s no chance of succeeding—and in the latest example, a Superior Court judge essentially ordered that a case be dismissed before it went to the jury. That’s very unusual.
Man accused of killing S.F. General Hospital social worker ordered to stand trial
A judge ruled Monday that a 35-year-old man will stand trial for the December killing of a UCSF social worker.
This restaurant is leaving Oakland — but returning in a new home, complete with...
The restaurant will close its Oakland location but reopen a large new outpost in Hayward, complete with a restored BART train car and 20 beers on tap.
