#san-francisco

#san-francisco

Police arrested a 21-year-old suspect in a fatal shooting case in San Francisco's Mission District.

Recent changes in San Francisco's Mission district may not be permanent, sparking skepticism about the effectiveness of current initiatives.

Joseph Ferraro reflects on the enduring familiarity of San Francisco's Mission district amid changes and policing efforts.

Businesses in San Francisco can hire SFPD officers for private security at overtime rates, highlighting a staffing crisis in the department.

Residents protest against drug activity that has shifted to their neighborhoods due to city cleanup efforts.

Local residents express frustration over ineffective drug enforcement measures.

Locals in the Outer Sunset were startled by an unprecedented sideshow event featuring dangerous car stunts.

San Francisco police arrested a suspect after a three-hour standoff that began due to a restraining order violation.

Bill Scott retires as San Francisco police chief after 8 years, moving to lead LA Metro's new public safety division.

Residents are frustrated with ongoing drug use and dealing near their homes despite police presence.

BART and United Airlines faced significant operational issues this week, while San Francisco activists fought against for-profit reentry center plans.

Local issues like drug use, police overtime, and community activism highlight the ongoing struggles in San Francisco.

BART train service was suspended due to a network failure, stranding thousands of commuters until service resumed later in the morning.

BART subway service is restored after a computer networking issue, but major delays are expected due to train control problems.

The increase in fentanyl deaths is largely unreported, despite harsh crackdowns and conservative leadership in San Francisco.

Recovery and harm reduction are pivotal in addressing drug issues, but they often conflict politically.

San Francisco's recent events include the Warriors advancing in playoffs while Disturbed cancels a concert, BART malfunctions, and a Michelin-starred restaurant closure.

The Fern Alley Music Series unites community through music and art, occurring weekly from May to December 2025.

San Francisco's Carnivale gala combines fundraising, community, and connection, celebrating diversity and support in a festive atmosphere.

Chinatown embodies a profound queerness contributing to resistance against historical adversities and shaping San Francisco's LGBTQ+ identity.

The Easter event in Dolores Park emphasizes solidarity with the trans community amid political challenges, showcasing the resilience of LGBTQ+ culture.

Donna Sachet's birthday celebration was a vibrant night filled with friends, performances, and festive entertainment in a supportive LGBTQ+ community atmosphere.

The Dyke March 2025 Fundraiser successfully celebrated community support and raised funds for the historic march's return after its cancellation in 2024.

A man died attempting to rescue a dog from the ocean at San Francisco's Ocean Beach.

A man died while trying to rescue a dog at Ocean Beach, highlighting the dangers of entering rough waters.

San Francisco's food scene is set to expand with new restaurant openings and unique culinary offerings.

Jules, a new pizza restaurant by Max Blachman-Gentile, will open on May 20 in San Francisco.

Osito, a Michelin-starred restaurant, is closing due to unsustainable rent negotiations.

Humble Sea Brewing Co. has launched a new beer garden at Pier 39.

Sabor Gaucho, a Brazilian steakhouse, is replacing Rouge night club, offering a unique menu.

San Francisco is experiencing a shift from harm reduction approaches to sobriety-based supportive housing amid rising overdose deaths.

Cuts to federal funding are severely impacting harm reduction services in San Francisco.

Stroy Moyd's headlining weekend at SF's first black-owned comedy club showcases local talent and draws attention to the importance of diverse comedy spaces.

Stroy Moyd headlines shows at San Francisco's first black-owned comedy club, featuring a lineup of local comedians and surprise guests.

The Friends of the San Francisco Public Library raised significant funds through a unique event featuring notable local authors.

The newsroom aims to double its donor count to over 5,000 by 2025, having already reached 20% of this goal.

Flight Club is an exclusive adult-only trampoline event where adults can enjoy jumping without the presence of children.

Flight Club is a dedicated adult trampoline night at House of Air, offering a fun and exclusive jump experience without minors.

Exclusive trampoline event for adults at House of Air, San Francisco.

Adult Night at House of Air features 70+ trampolines and a kid-free environment for ages 18 and up.

Flight Club offers an exclusive adult-only trampoline experience with full access to all jump zones.

Flight Club offers an exclusive adult trampoline experience, free from children, creating a vibrant and fun atmosphere for adults.

Adults can enjoy trampoline jumping without the presence of minors at Flight Club, an exclusive event at House of Air.

Flight Club offers a unique adult-only trampoline experience every Thursday night.

Despite police efforts, drug-related issues continue to persist in the area, with fluctuating patterns of drug use reported by locals.

Trayvon Williams was arrested for the murder of a 19-year-old in San Francisco.

A suspect was arrested in Novato in connection with the murder of 19-year-old Elijah Keyandre Bates.

Two shootings in San Francisco resulted in one death and potential homicides being investigated.

Chinatown Night Market 2025 starts March 9, occurring every second Friday, featuring local vendors and free entry.

Lesbian Visibility Week 2025 was marked by significant events, including a city hall flag raising and a special lighting event.

San Francisco City Hall events aimed to celebrate and uplift the lesbian community through visibility and support from local leaders.

Chinatown Night Markets return on March 9, 2025, every second Friday through October, celebrating community and culinary diversity.

Bay to Breakers encourages community participation through unique, inclusive events like the nude run, boosting local engagement and creativity.

Stern Grove Festival's 88th season features free concerts and a new lottery ticket system from June 15 to August 17, 2025.

Chinatown Night Markets are returning in 2025, held every second Friday, featuring diverse food vendors and free entry.

The exhibit emphasizes the importance of community support and mentorship for women artists.

Residents at Thomas Paine Square Apartments face poor living conditions and report negligence from their landlord and property managers.

San Francisco features a rich Filipino culture with diverse eateries, from casual to upscale, across various neighborhoods.

Support local artists in San Francisco's Bay Area community through interactive events at Studio Dreamworld.

A laptop crash delayed this newsletter, but sunny weather and local events bring joy despite technical troubles.

SFPD continues to receive massive overtime approvals despite complaints and accountability issues.

SFPD independently suspended overtime rules, resulting in excessive overtime hours exceeding the limits.

Concerns were raised about the legality of SFPD's actions regarding overtime pay for officers.

SFPD Chief Bill Scott is resigning after eight years amid rumors of department leadership changes and scrutiny over police spending.

San Francisco waterfront restaurants combine stunning views with delicious cuisine and outdoor seating options.

The Post Room offers an exceptional afternoon tea service in a historic San Francisco hotel.