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Report raises safety concerns in SF's supportive housing system

  • Aug 11
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Newsom signs $352B spending plan and reflects on signature policies

  • Jun 30
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Oakland approves mid-cycle amendments to $4B budget without layoffs

  • Jun 15

Bianco vows to 'dismantle' Newsom budget in outsider bid for governor

  • May 20

Summer travelers relying on Spirit may struggle to find budget option

  • May 19

SJ to close homeless safe sleeping site amid $56M budget shortfall

  • May 12

SF's LGBTQ+ community against proposed $17M in public health cuts

  • Apr 30

Oakland's free Sunday afternoon meter parking ends this weekend

  • Apr 10

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SFMTA expands fare enforcement, awareness across Muni system

  • Aug 12
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Report raises safety concerns in SF's supportive housing system

  • Aug 11
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Oakland approves mid-cycle amendments to $4B budget without layoffs

  • Jun 15
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Gubernatorial candidate Chad Bianco sits down with ABC7 for 1-on-1 interview

  • May 20
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Bianco vows to 'dismantle' Newsom budget in outsider bid for governor

  • May 20
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San Jose to close only homeless safe sleeping site over a year after opening amid budget shortfall

  • May 12
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SF's LGBTQ+ community against proposed $17M in public health cuts

  • Apr 30
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Oakland's free Sunday afternoon meter parking ends this weekend

  • Apr 10

Latest Stories

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SF names new Department of Homelessness director as city faces $643 million deficit

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie announced the appointment of Mike Levine as the new executive director of the city's Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing, a move city leaders say comes at a critical moment in addressing homelessness. Levine will take over the department as the current director, Shireen McSpadden, prepares to retire at the end of June.

  • Apr 9
KGO-TV

Can the SF Zoo survive without a city lifeline? Officials consider up to $8.5 million loan

The San Francisco Zoo is facing a financial crisis, and city leaders are proposing a short-term multimillion-dollar loan amidst a budget deficit. According to an analysis, the move would still be more affordable than finding the zoo a new operator or shutting it down completely.

  • Apr 9

San Mateo Co. demands $157 million from CA in vehicle license fee revenue

Officials say the money supports essential services, including police and fire departments, rental assistance, services for unhoused residents, after-school programs and infrastructure repairs such as potholes. Without it, leaders warn, the county could be forced to scale back.

  • Apr 8
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SF mayor hands out 127 layoff slips amid plans to cut 500 city positions

San Francisco city officials say they're forced to make the reductions because of state and funding cuts primarily stemming from President Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill." Faced with a $643 million deficit that could balloon to $1 billion in the next five years, Lurie says action must be taken now.

  • Apr 7

San Mateo County faces major budget shortfall, sues CA for disputed $100M

"If we don't get those state dollars, we are in deep, deep trouble." A San Mateo County supervisor is warning that the county faces severe financial trouble without additional state funding, including the potential loss of hundreds of thousands of dollars to some schools and agencies.

  • Mar 31