The Large Vehicle Buyback Program — part of the Large Vehicle Program passed in July by the Board of Supervisors — provides cash and housing assistance.

Bloomberg Philanthropies has awarded a $7 million, three-year grant to fund and expand the San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Innovation through December 2028.

A prominent children’s safety advocacy group recently began flashing a bright, red warning light about kids’ use of ChatGPT and other artificial-intelligence chatbots.

The upgrade follows a more than yearlong delay.

Love for San Francisco runs deep, and it is clearly a prerequisite for those who fight for The City.

OPINION: It would be nice if food producers shared more helpful health information than unrealistic calories-per-serving tallies and abridged lists of ingredients.

Local food-access advocates are bracing for the consequences of federal funding cuts taking effect next year.

New legislation would increase housing availability and affordability throughout the United States.

Here are five art exhibitions and events in The City to fill your calendar and keep you cultured, warm and indoors this winter.

The initiative would establish an oversight board within the California Department of Justice effectively targeted at regulating OpenAI.

Here's what happening this week in The City.

An annual emergency shelter initiative aimed at providing shelter for those experiencing homelessness in The City during the coldest months of the year is officially operational.

At 92, Bill Baker has lived a long life, but he often only speaks about a small portion of it from more than 70 years ago.

Thanksgiving may have passed, but the work continues. @SFPD and @SFFDPIO carveoff launched thousands of meals & volunteers delivered them to homebound seniors. If you want to serve, visit https://t.co/HMveX9NtHN. Thank you to @sfexaminer for the coverage.

While Lost Marbles is known first and foremost for its beers, the place has a cheeky and inventive cocktail menu.

While the IPO market didn’t come surging back in 2025, it did recover a bit for local companies.

The new center at 315 Montgomery St. combines drone flying, license-plate reading and the ability to access private security cameras, among other things.

Our coach, @NatalieNakase, being honored as San Franciscan of the Year from @sfexaminer alongside many other game changers. Inspiring event, thanks for leading us, Natalie!

Connie Chan's "overpaid executive" and ride-haling tax measure is no more. https://t.co/azFL1zuqBS

Next year, the venture industry might finally get what it’s long been hoping for: a turnaround in the market for initial public offerings.