A Washington Post report detailed how the San Francisco city government's current progress in providing reparations to Black residents is being hampered by legal and monetary issues.

For months, the city of San Francisco has been pushing to open so-called supervised injection sites as the controversial Tenderloin Linkage Center closed. Now, the city is being faced with issues ...

San Francisco San Francisco issues apology to Black citizens for 'decades of systemic and structural discrimination' It is only the 1st in a series of proposals put forward by the African American ...

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San Francisco will likely come up against its Prop M cap, which limits office development, this year. There's been a lot of talk about different solutions that might come into play, and we caught ...

San Francisco’s top attorney is requesting information from U.S. News & World Report on its rankings of hospitals, including details on payments the media outlet receives from hospitals. David ...

A San Francisco lawmaker is backing a plan by sex worker advocates and some residents to create a sanctioned red-light district in the city. City Supervisor Hillary Ronen wants to lift criminal ...

The San Francisco Office of Labor Standards Enforcement (OLSE) issued new guidance on February 2, 2022 pertaining to the use of San Francisco Paid Sick Leave during the pandemic. This new guidance ...

A San Francisco physician has agreed to pay more than $1 million to resolve allegations that he charged Medicare for non-FDA-approved drugs and associated services.

July 3, 2019 / 10:10 PM PDT / CBS San Francisco SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) -- The State Bar of California issued a fraud alert Wednesday for immigrants who may be seeking legal aid to avoid family ...