Update: The Appropriations Committee decided Thursday not to leave SB 50 in suspense forever, but also that it won’t come up for a vote until January of 2020. In a statement after the hearing, Wiener ...

The site of the city’s homeless navigation center for teenagers and other young people in January. Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images As San Francisco grapples with how to protect thousands of ...

In light of social-distancing orders, and in preparation for Memorial Day weekend, the San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department placed social-distancing circles, measuring roughly six feet in ...

The SF office of Chicago-based public relations firm Edelman released its annual Trust Barometer for California, which surveyed 1,500 California residents (including 500 from the Bay Area) about ...

San Francisco wants to build more housing. But how and where will it happen? The San Francisco Planning Department’s critical “San Francisco Housing Affordability Strategies Report” for 2020, marked ...

In the 1957 B-movie The Amazing Colossal Man, an explosion causes a once-ordinary guy to grow to ten times his normal size and wreak havoc on a city—an apt metaphor for the San Francisco housing ...

On Tuesday, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors are set to vote on a change to the city’s planning code that would do away with decades-old requirements that new developments include a certain ...

Proposition E is on its way to a spacious margin of victory. After the Super Tuesday election, a plan to cap construction on new office space in San Francisco unless the city builds more affordable ...

Gates at the West Portal station are blocked with caution tape following the temporary closure of stations. Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images This week, the San Francisco Municipal Transportation ...

Change is coming to SB 50, the major transit-housing bill that could radically alter zoning standards across California by zapping “hyper-low-density zoning” near major transit hubs out of existence, ...

In a bid to inject more perspective into San Francisco’s ongoing struggle with the novel coronavirus, the SF Department of Public Health and the mayor’s office released an online mapping tool ...

Cities across the Bay Area can help slow the spread of the novel coronavirus and make pedestrians happier at the same time by eliminating one of the least efficient elements of transit design—the ...