Garrett Leahy

A watchdog found consultants wrongly billed taxpayers for travel, including to nightclubs, first-class flights, and international airfare.

A judge blocked the sale, but nothing stopped the family of an accused killer from trying to rent out the scene of the crime.

The federal government says San Francisco stonewalled document requests for over a year in a discrimination case tied to a mandatory “anti-racism” seminar.

A death this month renews questions about a century-old hazard — and the expensive, imperfect fixes that have yet to make it to San Francisco.

A summer lead paint job at an SF elementary school didn’t wrap on schedule — and now it’s tangled with the start of the school year. Some parents are keeping kids home; the district says it’s safe. Here’s what we know.

Rideshare drivers just had the single biggest unionization effort in U.S. history, but robotaxis are weakening their most powerful weapon.

The estimate covers the cost of dismantling Sunset Dunes and reopening the road to weekday traffic.

Wristbands double as Muni passes, robotaxis are geofenced, and the city really doesn't want you to drive there.

Doctors at SF General and Kaiser are seeing a surge of patients, many without helmets, as ridership booms and regulators scramble to catch up.

Designers imagine cafes, soccer fields, and pickleball if the park survives yet another vote meant to kill it.