California cities tell U.S. Supreme Court homeless encampment rulings ‘unworkable’

News

As state associations and legal representatives speak out, observers watch for signs of action from the high court.

Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

No more right turns on red? Safety advocate pushes for San Francisco-wide ban

Politics

Drivers already can’t turn on red at 50 intersections in the Tenderloin. But the city has fallen short of its traffic safety goals.

Express Desk Reporter

Max Harrison-Caldwell

Oakland bar owners rage at outdoor smoking crackdown. It could cost them thousands

Food & Drink

Nightlife may take a hit as officials begin enforcing a law that bans smoking on bar patios and outside entrances.

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

SF supervisors back new street vendor rules, push ahead on acquiring hotel for the homeless

San Francisco’s supervisors on Tuesday moved forward on new street vendor rules, increasing access to Golden Pate Park and acquiring a hotel for the homeless.

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

‘In deep doo-doo’: Policyholders left scrambling as state’s largest home insurer retreats

Business

Barely a week after a rate hike and a positive policy announcement, State Farm said it would no longer serve 72,000 customers.

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California cities tell U.S. Supreme Court homeless encampment rulings ‘unworkable’

No more right turns on red? Safety advocate pushes for San Francisco-wide ban

Oakland bar owners rage at outdoor smoking crackdown. It could cost them thousands

SF supervisors back new street vendor rules, push ahead on acquiring hotel for the homeless

‘In deep doo-doo’: Policyholders left scrambling as state’s largest home insurer retreats