We’re bringing you the breaking news stories that affect San Franciscans. From new city park projects to public holidays and events, you can count on us to keep you informed.
In April 2026, San Francisco broke ground on the Twin Peaks Promenade Project, a long-planned effort to convert Twin Peaks Boulevard into a car-free trail. A large section of the boulevard has already...
An enormous new culinary space has just opened at Westfield Valley Fair, presenting a multi-sensory pan-Asian dining experience across 15,000 square feet! Asia Live officially opened its doors on June...
The Grateful Dead are one of the most iconic bands formed in the 1960s, with loyal fans and new listeners still enjoying their signature blend of rock, blues, folk, and psychedelia today. The band was fou...
From immersive exhibitions to drone shows, technology has completely changed the way we experience historic spaces… San Francisco is no stranger to these larger-than-life experiences, and now one of its m...
San Francisco District 5 Supervisor Bilal Mahmood just unveiled an ambitious new act to tackle the spread of food deserts in the city. In a nutshell, the Affordable Groceries Act would tax vacant "zom...
Attention, thrifters: Goodwill of the San Francisco Bay (Goodwill SF Bay) just launched its most ambitious expansion in years. The nonprofit plans to open 80 to 100 large-format retail stores and dona...
On June 24th, two back-to-back earthquakes, measuring 7.2 and 7.5, shattered communities throughout northern Venezuela. The death toll rose to 3,535 on Monday, with another 16,740 people injured and tens...
Good news for Museums for All members! As of June 17th, the San Francisco Zoo and Gardens has officially joined the city's Museums for All program, making reduced-price $3 admission available to San F...
If you're a U.S. citizen flying into SFO from abroad, you may notice a new process at Customs. On June 16, 2026, San Francisco International Airport (SFO) officially launched Enhanced Passenger Process...
California just introduced several new laws on July 1, including tighter rules on student smartphone use and a push to standardize date labels on food. Another big change for everyday residents is a highe...
