San Francisco’s hotel owners and managers are increasingly frustrated that their gorgeous city, with its many museums, fine restaurants and scenic vistas, has an ever-deteriorating, dismaying flip side to the postcard.
Mayor Ed Lee, the city’s first Asian American mayor and the man who presided over San Francisco’s rise to the top of the tech world, died early Tuesday morning.
Video highlights from our 2nd Annual Advocacy Breakfast
Video highlights from our 2nd Annual Advocacy Breakfast
The Friends of the San Francisco Department on the Status of Women awarded Kevin Carroll the United Nations CEDAW Award for Leadership. CEDAW is the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women. Kevin Carroll is the Executive Director of the Hotel Council of San Francisco. The Hotel Council was established in…
The hospitality industry of San Francisco is working quickly to bring immediate assistance to those in need due to the wildfires in the Northern California wine country.
San Francisco’s vision for the future of cannabis is expected to come into focus Tuesday with the introduction of legislation to the Board of Supervisors.
San Francisco police said Thursday they are shifting tactics in their fight to reduce vehicle burglaries and other property crimes by increasing foot patrols and seeking to prevent more crimes before they happen.
That last call holler at San Francisco bars is one step closer to being extended to 4 a.m. now that a state bill geared toward boosting city nightlife is on its way to an assembly vote.
Near the end of Thursday’s BART Board of Directors meeting, the transit system’s elected leaders found themselves in the unusual position of staring at something not on the agenda: a fresh puddle of urine.