Senior News Editor

Joe Burn

The shimmering designs are part of a replacement campaign from French street furniture powerhouse JCDecaux and SF’s Department of Public Works. 

Forecasters said a second, stronger system would soak the region in time for Presidents Day. 

The plan has the backing of the governor and the insurance commissioner. But it may undermine a powerful law aimed at protecting consumers.

Neighborhood groups care for the neighborhood and clean garbage from the streets. It’s time to declare another state of emergency.

San Francisco residents will see a 5% surcharge on their water bills starting next month. 