News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

Residents fume over city plan to cut back free parking

News

The SFMTA plans to create metered or permit-only spots in several neighborhoods.

Political Reporter

Mike Ege

Bridge toll hikes: 2 San Francisco lawmakers push back

Politics

Supervisors Shamann Walton and Connie Chan want more conversation on how the hikes could affect drivers and low-income communities.


Deputy Breaking News Editor

Michael McLaughlin

Senior News Reporter

George Kelly

No red curb, no ticket: SF walks back ‘daylighting’ parking fines

The SFMTA will not issue citations for vehicles left in unmarked areas.

Business Reporter

Jillian D’Onfro

Kevin V. Nguyen

No, seriously this time: SF’s tourism industry may bounce back in 2025

Business

A narrative change, a jump in convention bookings, and a slate of major sporting events are primed to juice the city’s biggest sector.

Politics Reporter

Gabe Greschler

‘Tired of the negativity’: Breed hits back at doubters in State of the City speech

In a State of the City speech that featured both a Teddy Roosevelt quote and outro music of Destiny’s Child’s ‘Survivor,’ Mayor London Breed pushed back on her doubters.

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Residents fume over city plan to cut back free parking

Bridge toll hikes: 2 San Francisco lawmakers push back

No red curb, no ticket: SF walks back ‘daylighting’ parking fines

No, seriously this time: SF’s tourism industry may bounce back in 2025

‘Tired of the negativity’: Breed hits back at doubters in State of the City speech