Joel Umanzor

San Francisco neighborhood with most car break-ins has tourists taking steps to dodge crime

News

Some tourists have taken steps to avoid becoming car break-in victims while visiting San Francisco, others were unaware of the property crime issues.

Maryann Jones Thompson

The Q&A: Presidio Trust CEO reveals her dream project and favorite spot (and it’s not Tunnel Tops)

Culture

The Tunnel Tops knits together the birthplace of modern San Francisco, and when it opens to the public on July 17, it stands to be the largest urban park to debut in the city in years.

News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

San Francisco’s Hayes Street is reopening to cars. Merchants worry what that means for business

Business

Car-free weekends helped pull the commercial corridor out of the pandemic, but the city has refused to renew the permit for the road closures due to safety concerns. 

Data Reporter

Noah Baustin

Construction boss gets 8-month prison term in San Francisco corruption case

Politics

William Gilmartin was part of a scheme to bribe Public Works head Mohammed Nuru with $127,000 in cash, dinners and gifts to get a lucrative asphalt contract.


Senior Investigations Reporter

Michael Barba

38% of SFPD chases lead to crashes. But the mayor wants more pursuits

The Police Commission on Wednesday night heard data showing the dangers that can come with officers chasing fleeing suspects.


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San Francisco neighborhood with most car break-ins has tourists taking steps to dodge crime

The Q&A: Presidio Trust CEO reveals her dream project and favorite spot (and it’s not Tunnel Tops)

San Francisco’s Hayes Street is reopening to cars. Merchants worry what that means for business

Construction boss gets 8-month prison term in San Francisco corruption case

38% of SFPD chases lead to crashes. But the mayor wants more pursuits