The San Francisco Examiner

A San Francisco Police sergeant has been charged with a misdemeanor for allegedly pulling a fire alarm when she became frustrated she was denied entry into a closed-door meeting on homelessness.

San Francisco’s police chief apologized Monday for the way the department historically treated LGBTQ people and for “the harm that was caused.”

BART is considering banning panhandling in efforts to increase the stations cleanliness, but not everyone is on board with the idea.

Lyft has halted its e-bike service after two of the devices mysteriously caught fire this week in San Francisco, according to a report from the San Francisco Examiner.

An industry-backed measure regulating e-cigarette sales in San Francisco has qualified for the November 2019 election.

The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency will take down unofficial anti-transphobia sinage that started appearing on the N-Judah line last week.

San Francisco leaders on Tuesday will mull extending a needle exchange program as criticism continues regarding syringes being left behind on city streets.

The solution to Muni’s operator shortage could come in the form of new housing, at least that’s what some San Francisco city officials are suggesting, according to a report by The San Francisco Examiner. Pete Suratos reports.

The solution to Muni’s operator shortage could come in the form of new housing, at least that’s what some San Francisco city officials are suggesting, according to a report by The San Francisco Examiner.

Some of the biggest events in San Francisco may be able to sell cannabis through a city permit, just in time for the annual 4/20 event at Golden Gate Park, the San Francisco Examiner reported Tuesday.

San Francisco lawmakers avoided having to bend the city’s sanctuary city policy after federal authorities backed off their demands for the law to be relaxed if they wanted help extraditing a rape suspect from Canada.

In an apparent exception to its sanctuary protections, officials agreed on Wednesday to work with federal authorities to extradite a felony rape suspect from Canada.

Several murals were found defaced with right-wing, Republican slogans along an iconic artists’ alley in San Francisco over the weekend.

A controversial free parking program in San Francisco has received the green light to stay put permanently, according to a report.

Early morning BART riders will face major service cuts in about seven months, according to a report. That’s because starting in February of 2019, BART trains will start running an hour later than usual to give workers more time to retrofit the Transbay Tube that runs beneath the San Francisco Bay, according to the San Francisco Examiner.

Free high-speed internet for all has been put on hold in San Francisco.

San Francisco Mayor Mark Farrell wants to speed up the process of making affordable housing available as the city continues to deal with a housing crisis, according to a report.

The mayor of San Francisco says he’s hiring 10 workers whose sole responsibility will be to clean up needles littering the streets.

People in San Francisco apparently want to spend more time at the library. New recommendations from the city suggest adding hours on Fridays and Sundays. The San Francisco Examiner is reporting on the proposed changes. The paper says the library’s budget is set to grow by about $25 million in the next fiscal year. This past summer, the library added…

As San Francisco strives to improve traffic safety, new numbers indicate that the city’s officers are issuing fewer traffic tickets, according to a report.