J.D. Morris

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie gave the unions comparable raises to those the city previously agreed to pay police officers and firefighters.

Well-heeled donors aligned with San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie have been eager to support him financially, both at the ballot and at City Hall.

San Francisco’s emergency management chief was exasperated as stalled Waymos snarled traffic in the chaotic aftermath of the Golden Gate Bridge fireworks show, newly released records reveal.

Supervisor Matt Dorsey said the legislation was intended to create more transparency around how city-funded nonprofits are allocating their resources.

The mayor, who has close connections to the Giants, expressed dismay at the scandal involving players writing Bible verses on hats that has embroiled the team.

For the 250th anniversary of the United States, San Francisco will launch a rare display, changing its usual location of July Fourth fireworks.

Interviews with Wiener, Chan and their leading supporters reveal that the general election will probably splinter along some of San Francisco’s most familiar fault lines.

Proposition D was rejected by 53.6% of voters as of the latest tally Monday.

 The dueling business tax measures set up a costly political battle between organized labor and big business.

Mayor Daniel Lurie said his budget blueprint, which must now be vetted by the S.F. Board of Supervisors, would shave $300 million off the city’s recurring deficits.