San Francisco ranks among the worst-run cities in the U.S., facing criticism over governance, infrastructure, and public services. The latest report reveals mounting challenges impacting residents and businesses alike.
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Tom Steyer, the latest entrant in the Democratic presidential race, spoke to supporters in San Francisco’s Mission District, emphasizing climate action and social justice. His message resonated with the progressive crowd.
In 2019, San Francisco became the first major city to ban facial recognition technology, citing privacy and civil rights concerns. The move sparked national debate over surveillance and government use of AI.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed appeals to voters by highlighting her personal experience with the city’s challenges. In a recent New York Times piece, she emphasizes her commitment to addressing homelessness, housing, and public safety.
The Supreme Court has allowed San Francisco to increase its discharge of raw sewage into the Pacific Ocean, raising environmental concerns. The decision impacts local water quality and public health, intensifying calls for improved infrastructure.
After the Jan. 6 attack, U.S. Capitol Police have selected San Francisco for a new field office to bolster regional security and intelligence efforts. The move aims to enhance preparedness on the West Coast.
Daniel Lurie emerges as San Francisco’s moderate mayoral frontrunner, promising pragmatic solutions to housing and homelessness. His balanced approach appeals to diverse voters seeking stability and progress.
Five months into her term, San Francisco’s mayor has notably avoided discussing former President Trump, focusing instead on local issues. This marks a clear shift in political rhetoric within the city.
Joe White has been appointed HM Consul-General in San Francisco and Technology Envoy to the USA, strengthening UK-US ties in innovation and technology. He will lead efforts to deepen collaboration in the tech sector.
San Francisco’s mayoral race exposes deep divides as candidates confront rising poverty and homelessness. Citizens express frustration, highlighting a city grappling with inequality and a leadership battle shaping its future.
San Francisco has escalated its stance, boycotting most of the United States in a bold political move, impacting trade and travel. The city’s mission: to challenge federal policies and assert local autonomy.
In 2024, San Francisco faces a defining moment. From housing struggles and tech industry shifts to cultural resilience, the city’s challenges and innovations highlight its unique blend of progress and complexity.
San Francisco’s soaring living costs have redefined income benchmarks, with six-figure salaries now considered “low income.” The city’s housing crisis and inflation have pushed affordability out of reach for many residents.
Kamala Harris, a key figure emerging from San Francisco’s entrenched political machine, exemplifies the city’s influence on national leadership. Her rise highlights the enduring power of local political networks shaping U.S. politics.
San Francisco has become the first U.S. city to ban facial recognition technology by government agencies. The move aims to address privacy concerns and prevent potential abuses of surveillance tools.
Politics is heating up this year, and so is Manny’s, the beloved Mission District bar. Known for its lively atmosphere, Manny’s has become a hotspot for locals to debate and unwind amid the charged political climate.
Dianne Feinstein, 90, the oldest sitting U.S. senator and a longtime pillar of California politics, has died. Her decades-long career shaped key legislation and left a lasting impact on national and state governance.
Kamala Harris made history as the highest-ranking mom in U.S. politics. Her role signals progress in representation, highlighting the impact of working mothers in leadership and inspiring future generations.
A San Francisco Elections Commission member was falsely labeled an “illegal immigrant.” USA Today fact-checked the claim and confirmed the individual is legally residing in the U.S., debunking misinformation.
San Francisco’s Democratic political network has been pivotal in shaping Kamala Harris’ rise, fueling her presidential campaign with deep local support and strategic alliances within the city’s influential political machine.