San Francisco Events & City News Archive

Weekly archive of events and city news for San Francisco. Newest first.

Originally published: 2026-07-17T11:55:17.804381

Upcoming Events in San Francisco

Date	Title	Details
2026-06-28	San Francisco Pride Parade 2026	San Francisco’s Pride parade runs from the Embarcadero to Civic Center, drawing hundreds of thousands of participants and spectators. The march anchors a weekend of celebrations across the city. The parade and main civic festivities are free to attend. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-16	Stern Grove Festival 2026	The Stern Grove Festival presents free Sunday concerts in a wooded amphitheater through the summer, with dates running from June into August. The line-up spans pop, classical, jazz and world music. Admission is free, though reserved seating options may be available. [Source]
2026-07-18 to 2026-07-19	San Francisco Arts and Crafts Show at the Presidio	This free open-air show at the Presidio features local artists, crafters and specialty vendors over a weekend in July. Visitors can browse handmade goods in a parkland setting. Entry is free to the public. [Source]
2026-07-18	Heart of the Richmond District Night Market	The Richmond District hosts a night market on July 18 with food, live performances and local vendors. The event is designed to be family-friendly and showcases the neighborhood’s businesses. Entry is free, with food and goods sold on site. [Source]
2026-07-25	Yerba Buena Gardens ChoreoFest	ChoreoFest brings dance performances to Yerba Buena Gardens as part of its free summer festival programming. The event highlights choreography and movement in an outdoor downtown setting. Admission is free. [Source]
2026-08-01	HEAD WEST Marketplace at the Ferry Building	HEAD WEST is a free marketplace at the San Francisco Ferry Building featuring emerging and established local brands. Shoppers can find handmade ceramics, locally sourced vintage goods and more. The market is free to browse. [Source]

City News in San Francisco – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-07-17	Public safety	Search suspended after boat carrying family capsizes near Alcatraz	Authorities have suspended the search for those still missing after a pleasure craft carrying mostly family members capsized on San Francisco Bay near Alcatraz. Officials say the boat, the Volare, rolled after being struck by a wave amid five-foot swells. A body recovered from the bay was identified as one of those aboard. [Source]
2026-07-17	Transportation	Mayor Lurie urges state to clamp down on Waymo after July 4 gridlock	San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie is pushing for tougher rules on robotaxis after a July 4 traffic meltdown blamed in part on Waymo vehicles. He is urging state leaders to give the city more authority over the driverless cars. The move follows mounting complaints about congestion downtown. [Source]
2026-07-17	Housing	San Francisco cuts affordable housing requirement from 15% to 5%	The Board of Supervisors voted to slash the city’s inclusionary affordable housing rate from 15 percent to 5 percent. The move came after the city controller warned that new housing had become too difficult to build. Supporters hope the change will spur stalled residential projects. [Source]
2026-07-17	Technology	San Francisco demands Apple and Google pull AI ‘nudify’ apps	San Francisco officials are demanding that Apple and Google remove AI-powered ‘nudify’ apps from their app stores. The apps generate fake nude images of real people without consent. City attorneys argue the tools facilitate abuse and should not be distributed. [Source]
2026-07-17	City government	Supervisors pass sweeping 362-page overhaul of the city code	San Francisco supervisors approved a wide-ranging ordinance from Supervisor Rafael Mandelman that rewrites large sections of the city code. Some supervisors argued the 362-page measure was too complex for a single vote. It passed despite those objections. [Source]
2026-07-17	Transit	Bayview T-Third line shuts for two weekends for first repairs since 2007	The T-Third line, which runs from Chinatown through Bayview-Hunters Point, will be out of service across two weekends for repairs. Buses will replace the light rail while crews carry out the work, the first such fixes since 2007. Riders are advised to plan for the shutdown. [Source]
2026-07-17	Crime	BART fare evader turns out to be Georgia murder fugitive	BART police who stopped a man for allegedly evading a fare at El Cerrito del Norte Station discovered he was an escaped murder convict from Georgia. He had been on the run for two years. Officers took him into custody after the routine stop. [Source]
2026-07-17	Tourism	Special summer ‘Hyde Ride’ cable car route runs through October	The nonprofit Market Street Railway, together with the SFMTA, has launched a limited-edition summertime cable car experience on weekends. The ‘Hyde Ride’ lets locals board a historic cable car without waiting in long tourist lines. The service runs through October. [Source]
2026-07-17	Politics	Wiener leads fundraising race to succeed Pelosi as Chan gains ground	State Senator Scott Wiener leads the money race in the contest to succeed Nancy Pelosi in Congress, with contributions rising after the Trans March. Challenger Connie Chan is picking up speed, boosted by support linked to Pelosi. The fundraising figures offer an early read on the high-profile race. [Source]
2026-07-17	Sport	San Francisco likely to host 2028 MLB All-Star Game	Major League Baseball is expected to name San Francisco as host of the 2028 All-Star Game at Oracle Park. The decision hinges on whether players will be allowed to compete in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. Talks over Olympic participation have been under way for the past year. [Source]

Sources: San Francisco Travel, Funcheap SF, San Francisco Travel, SFist, SFist, Mission Local, Mission Local, Mission Local

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Originally published: 2026-07-06T14:16:41.314766

Upcoming Events in San Francisco

Date	Title	Details
2026-06-28	San Francisco Pride Parade 2026	San Francisco’s Pride parade runs from the Embarcadero to Civic Center, drawing hundreds of thousands of participants and spectators. The march anchors a weekend of celebrations across the city. The parade and main civic festivities are free to attend. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-16	Stern Grove Festival 2026	The Stern Grove Festival presents free Sunday concerts in a wooded amphitheater through the summer, with dates running from June into August. The line-up spans pop, classical, jazz and world music. Admission is free, though reserved seating options may be available. [Source]
2026-07-18 to 2026-07-19	San Francisco Arts and Crafts Show at the Presidio	This free open-air show at the Presidio features local artists, crafters and specialty vendors over a weekend in July. Visitors can browse handmade goods in a parkland setting. Entry is free to the public. [Source]
2026-07-18	Heart of the Richmond District Night Market	The Richmond District hosts a night market on July 18 with food, live performances and local vendors. The event is designed to be family-friendly and showcases the neighborhood’s businesses. Entry is free, with food and goods sold on site. [Source]
2026-07-25	Yerba Buena Gardens ChoreoFest	ChoreoFest brings dance performances to Yerba Buena Gardens as part of its free summer festival programming. The event highlights choreography and movement in an outdoor downtown setting. Admission is free. [Source]
2026-08-01	HEAD WEST Marketplace at the Ferry Building	HEAD WEST is a free marketplace at the San Francisco Ferry Building featuring emerging and established local brands. Shoppers can find handmade ceramics, locally sourced vintage goods and more. The market is free to browse. [Source]

City News in San Francisco – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-07-06	Transport	Waymo robotaxis stranded during San Francisco’s July 4 gridlock	Several Waymo robotaxis were left stranded on San Francisco streets during heavy Fourth of July gridlock, with some running out of battery charge and requiring towing. The company said it is looking into vehicles that drove over fireworks, including one that caught fire. The incident added to hours of traffic congestion around the holiday. [Source]
2026-07-06	Public safety	Police disperse July 4 fireworks crowds in the Mission District	San Francisco police officers moved to disperse crowds setting off street fireworks in the Mission District on the Fourth of July. Throngs of revelers filled corners of the neighbourhood for what has become an annual tradition. The response followed the pattern of previous years. [Source]
2026-07-06	Transport	San Francisco cable cars shut down Sunday night	San Francisco’s cable cars were shut down on Sunday night, disrupting one of the city’s signature transit services. The stoppage affected riders on the historic lines. Officials cited operational reasons for the halt. [Source]
2026-07-06	Weather	Fog and record crowds dampen Golden Gate Bridge fireworks show	San Francisco’s Fourth of July fireworks show at the Golden Gate Bridge was largely obscured by fog. Organisers also grappled with what were described as unprecedented crowds. The reliable July 4 fog left many spectators with limited views. [Source]
2026-07-06	Health	San Francisco General seeks public help to identify mystery patient	Staff at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital are asking the public for help identifying a patient admitted on June 29. The man is unconscious and unable to communicate. The hospital hopes photos of his face and tattoos will lead to his identification. [Source]
2026-07-06	Culture	Fillmore Jazz Festival returns spanning 11 blocks with 30-plus acts	The Fillmore Jazz Festival returned with two days of free live performances along Fillmore Street. The event spanned 11 blocks and featured more than 30 acts alongside food vendors and merchants. The Fourth of July tradition dates back to 1986 and had briefly faced cancellation in 2025 over funding. [Source]
2026-07-06	Politics	Paul Pelosi faces possible charges after alleged Napa County hit-and-run	Paul Pelosi, husband of Rep. Nancy Pelosi, may face hit-and-run charges following an incident in Napa County. Sheriff’s deputies allege he crashed into a parked car, briefly stopped, then drove away. The incident took place on Friday afternoon. [Source]
2026-07-06	Business	FCC approves AT&T plan to end landline service for 184,000 Californians	The Federal Communications Commission approved an AT&T plan that could end landline phone service for 184,000 customers in California. The June 29 decision contrasts with a state order last August requiring the service to continue. The ruling paves the way for the phase-out. [Source]
2026-07-06	Arts	Museum of the African Diaspora opens Demetri Broxton’s ‘Ancestral Echoes’	Oakland-born artist Demetri Broxton has opened ‘Ancestral Echoes’ at the Museum of the African Diaspora. The work illustrates how the Second Great Migration brought his family to the Bay Area. The show explores what is unknown as much as what is known about that history. [Source]
2026-07-06	Local government	San Francisco immigration hotline loses funding in mayor’s final budget	The San Francisco Rapid Response Network’s hotline is losing city funding in the mayor’s final budget. The hotline serves as the go-to resource for reporting ICE sightings. The cut raises questions about the network’s future operations. [Source]

Sources: San Francisco Travel, Funcheap SF, San Francisco Travel, SFist, Mission Local, San Francisco Chronicle, SFGATE, SFist

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Originally published: 2026-07-06T13:39:37.419242

Upcoming Events in San Francisco

Date	Title	Details
2026-06-28	San Francisco Pride Parade 2026	San Francisco’s Pride parade runs from the Embarcadero to Civic Center, drawing hundreds of thousands of participants and spectators. The march anchors a weekend of celebrations across the city. The parade and main civic festivities are free to attend. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-16	Stern Grove Festival 2026	The Stern Grove Festival presents free Sunday concerts in a wooded amphitheater through the summer, with dates running from June into August. The line-up spans pop, classical, jazz and world music. Admission is free, though reserved seating options may be available. [Source]
2026-07-18 to 2026-07-19	San Francisco Arts and Crafts Show at the Presidio	This free open-air show at the Presidio features local artists, crafters and specialty vendors over a weekend in July. Visitors can browse handmade goods in a parkland setting. Entry is free to the public. [Source]
2026-07-18	Heart of the Richmond District Night Market	The Richmond District hosts a night market on July 18 with food, live performances and local vendors. The event is designed to be family-friendly and showcases the neighborhood’s businesses. Entry is free, with food and goods sold on site. [Source]
2026-07-25	Yerba Buena Gardens ChoreoFest	ChoreoFest brings dance performances to Yerba Buena Gardens as part of its free summer festival programming. The event highlights choreography and movement in an outdoor downtown setting. Admission is free. [Source]
2026-08-01	HEAD WEST Marketplace at the Ferry Building	HEAD WEST is a free marketplace at the San Francisco Ferry Building featuring emerging and established local brands. Shoppers can find handmade ceramics, locally sourced vintage goods and more. The market is free to browse. [Source]

City News in San Francisco – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-07-06	Transport	Waymo robotaxis stranded during San Francisco’s July 4 gridlock	Several Waymo robotaxis were left stranded on San Francisco streets during heavy Fourth of July gridlock, with some running out of battery charge and requiring towing. The company said it is looking into vehicles that drove over fireworks, including one that caught fire. The incident added to hours of traffic congestion around the holiday. [Source]
2026-07-06	Public safety	Police disperse July 4 fireworks crowds in the Mission District	San Francisco police officers moved to disperse crowds setting off street fireworks in the Mission District on the Fourth of July. Throngs of revelers filled corners of the neighbourhood for what has become an annual tradition. The response followed the pattern of previous years. [Source]
2026-07-06	Transport	San Francisco cable cars shut down Sunday night	San Francisco’s cable cars were shut down on Sunday night, disrupting one of the city’s signature transit services. The stoppage affected riders on the historic lines. Officials cited operational reasons for the halt. [Source]
2026-07-06	Weather	Fog and record crowds dampen Golden Gate Bridge fireworks show	San Francisco’s Fourth of July fireworks show at the Golden Gate Bridge was largely obscured by fog. Organisers also grappled with what were described as unprecedented crowds. The reliable July 4 fog left many spectators with limited views. [Source]
2026-07-06	Health	San Francisco General seeks public help to identify mystery patient	Staff at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital are asking the public for help identifying a patient admitted on June 29. The man is unconscious and unable to communicate. The hospital hopes photos of his face and tattoos will lead to his identification. [Source]
2026-07-06	Culture	Fillmore Jazz Festival returns spanning 11 blocks with 30-plus acts	The Fillmore Jazz Festival returned with two days of free live performances along Fillmore Street. The event spanned 11 blocks and featured more than 30 acts alongside food vendors and merchants. The Fourth of July tradition dates back to 1986 and had briefly faced cancellation in 2025 over funding. [Source]
2026-07-06	Politics	Paul Pelosi faces possible charges after alleged Napa County hit-and-run	Paul Pelosi, husband of Rep. Nancy Pelosi, may face hit-and-run charges following an incident in Napa County. Sheriff’s deputies allege he crashed into a parked car, briefly stopped, then drove away. The incident took place on Friday afternoon. [Source]
2026-07-06	Business	FCC approves AT&T plan to end landline service for 184,000 Californians	The Federal Communications Commission approved an AT&T plan that could end landline phone service for 184,000 customers in California. The June 29 decision contrasts with a state order last August requiring the service to continue. The ruling paves the way for the phase-out. [Source]
2026-07-06	Arts	Museum of the African Diaspora opens Demetri Broxton’s ‘Ancestral Echoes’	Oakland-born artist Demetri Broxton has opened ‘Ancestral Echoes’ at the Museum of the African Diaspora. The work illustrates how the Second Great Migration brought his family to the Bay Area. The show explores what is unknown as much as what is known about that history. [Source]
2026-07-06	Local government	San Francisco immigration hotline loses funding in mayor’s final budget	The San Francisco Rapid Response Network’s hotline is losing city funding in the mayor’s final budget. The hotline serves as the go-to resource for reporting ICE sightings. The cut raises questions about the network’s future operations. [Source]

Sources: San Francisco Travel, Funcheap SF, San Francisco Travel, SFist, Mission Local, San Francisco Chronicle, SFGATE, SFist

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Originally published: 2026-06-25T08:58:58.573890

Upcoming Events in San Francisco

Date	Title	Details
2026-06-28	San Francisco Pride Parade 2026	San Francisco’s Pride parade runs from the Embarcadero to Civic Center, drawing hundreds of thousands of participants and spectators. The march anchors a weekend of celebrations across the city. The parade and main civic festivities are free to attend. [Source]
2026-06-21 to 2026-08-16	Stern Grove Festival 2026	The Stern Grove Festival presents free Sunday concerts in a wooded amphitheater through the summer, with dates running from June into August. The line-up spans pop, classical, jazz and world music. Admission is free, though reserved seating options may be available. [Source]
2026-07-18 to 2026-07-19	San Francisco Arts and Crafts Show at the Presidio	This free open-air show at the Presidio features local artists, crafters and specialty vendors over a weekend in July. Visitors can browse handmade goods in a parkland setting. Entry is free to the public. [Source]
2026-07-18	Heart of the Richmond District Night Market	The Richmond District hosts a night market on July 18 with food, live performances and local vendors. The event is designed to be family-friendly and showcases the neighborhood’s businesses. Entry is free, with food and goods sold on site. [Source]
2026-07-25	Yerba Buena Gardens ChoreoFest	ChoreoFest brings dance performances to Yerba Buena Gardens as part of its free summer festival programming. The event highlights choreography and movement in an outdoor downtown setting. Admission is free. [Source]
2026-08-01	HEAD WEST Marketplace at the Ferry Building	HEAD WEST is a free marketplace at the San Francisco Ferry Building featuring emerging and established local brands. Shoppers can find handmade ceramics, locally sourced vintage goods and more. The market is free to browse. [Source]

City News in San Francisco – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-06-21	Community	Juneteenth and Pride celebrations converge across San Francisco	San Francisco is preparing for back-to-back celebratory weekends as Juneteenth and Pride overlap. A Third Thursdays event on Treat brought together Black and LGBTQ+ artists and entrepreneurs. The convergence highlights the city’s intertwined cultural communities. [Source]
2026-06-21	Public safety	Mother and daughter rescued at Baker Beach after sneaker wave	Bystanders and first responders rescued a woman and her preteen daughter after a sneaker wave swept them offshore at Baker Beach. The National Weather Service warned of sneaker waves and dangerous rip currents along the coast. Both were hospitalized in serious condition. [Source]
2026-06-21	Justice	Court overturns murder conviction in 2019 BART stabbing	A man convicted of second-degree murder in a fatal BART stabbing over a stolen shoe will face a retrial or a reduced conviction. An appeals judge found the jury was not properly instructed on how to evaluate his self-defense claim. The ruling reopens a high-profile case. [Source]
2026-06-21	Neighborhoods	Chinatown gains a new Chinese-language bookstore, Unbound	After Chinatown lost all its bookstores, a new shop called Unbound has opened in a former medicine storefront. It combines Chinese-language books with coffee and community space. The store fills a long-standing gap in the neighborhood. [Source]
2026-06-21	Food	Oldest panaderia on 24th Street keeps a taste of home	La Mexicana Bakery on 24th Street draws customers with the smell of freshly baked goods in the Mission District. Patrons describe its breads as tasting like a piece of their homeland. The long-running bakery remains a neighborhood mainstay. [Source]
2026-06-21	Housing	Tenderloin studios now rent for around $2,000	SFist’s long-running Apartment Sadness column revisits the city’s rental market more than a decade on. It notes that while some things have changed, costs keep rising, with Tenderloin studios now near $2,000. The piece reflects on San Francisco’s persistent affordability squeeze. [Source]
2026-06-21	Business	Debate over whether AI IPO boom will help or hurt the city	A San Francisco Chronicle report asks whether the coming wave of AI IPOs will make the city richer or squeeze its middle class. The piece weighs new wealth against pressures on affordability. It captures anxiety about the AI-driven economy. [Source]
2026-06-21	Sports	Recreation department adds weekend reservations at Richmond courts	After complaints that a private group dominated the Rossi Park tennis courts, SF Rec and Park introduced weekend morning reservations. The change aims to give all players fairer access. It follows dozens of grievances about the first-come system. [Source]
2026-06-21	Food & Drink	Bar Brucato closes as the local dining scene shifts	This Week in Food reports that Bar Brucato has closed, though its distillery continues. Causwells is opening an adjacent Martini Room, and Millennium has reopened in Rockridge. The roundup tracks the latest changes in the Bay Area food world. [Source]

Sources: San Francisco Travel, Funcheap SF, San Francisco Travel, Mission Local, SFist, SFist, Mission Local, Mission Local

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Originally published: 2026-06-15T09:38:38.806411

Upcoming Events in San Francisco

Date	Title	Details
2026-05-01 to 2026-08-30	The Etruscans: From the Heart of Ancient Italy	A major loan exhibition at the Legion of Honor exploring the art and culture of the ancient Etruscans of central Italy. Concurrent Bay Area contemporary shows run alongside it at the Fine Arts Museums. General museum admission applies, with free days available. Confirm exact closing dates on famsf.org before visiting. [Source]
2026-06-07 to 2026-06-27	Elektra by Richard Strauss	Strauss’s intense one-act tragedy runs in repertory at the War Memorial Opera House in June, including a Sunday matinee on 14 June. It plays alongside Rossini’s comic The Barber of Seville. Ticket prices vary widely by seating. A dramatic highlight of the summer opera season. [Source]
2026-06-23 to 2026-06-25	Config 2026	Figma’s annual design and product conference returns to the Moscone Center, drawing thousands of designers and developers over three days. The programme features talks, workshops and product announcements. Paid conference registration is required. A key gathering for the tech and design community. [Source]
2026-06-27 to 2026-06-28	San Francisco Pride 2026 — Parade & Celebration	The 56th annual SF Pride is a free two-day celebration, with a festival at Civic Center both days and the landmark Pride Parade down Market Street on Sunday 28 June. It is one of the largest LGBTQ+ gatherings in the world. Free to attend and open to all. [Source]
2026-07-04 to 2026-07-05	Fillmore Jazz Festival 2026	A free two-day Fourth of July weekend street festival in the historic Fillmore District, running 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. both days. More than 30 acts perform across multiple stages spanning classic, contemporary, Latin and funk-inspired jazz, alongside food and artisan booths. Free admission for all ages. [Source]
2026-06-14	Stern Grove Festival 2026 — Opening Concert	The free outdoor concert series opens at Sigmund Stern Grove on 14 June with Peter Cat Recording Co. and Marinero. The summer-long line-up also features Public Enemy, Al Green and the SF Symphony, ending with a Big Picnic Weekend in August. Free with reservations; donations welcomed. [Source]
2026-06-12 to 2026-06-14	San Francisco Giants vs Chicago Cubs	The Giants host the Chicago Cubs at waterfront Oracle Park over a three-game series, 12-14 June. First pitch is 7:15 p.m. Friday, 7:05 p.m. Saturday and 12:10 p.m. Sunday. Tickets start around US$20. A scenic summer outing for baseball fans by the bay. [Source]

City News in San Francisco – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-06-14	Rescue	Firefighters complete 7-hour cliff rescue of hiker at Lands End	San Francisco firefighters carried out a seven-hour operation to rescue an injured hiker stranded on a foggy cliff at Lands End. The rescue ended with the hiker being brought down to the beach. The department detailed the difficult overnight effort at Dead Man’s Point. [Source]
2026-06-14	Public Safety	Theft suspect killed, two SFPD officers injured in Nob Hill chase	Two San Francisco police officers were struck by a car Friday morning while pursuing a former employee suspected of theft from a Nob Hill Trader Joe’s. The suspect was killed and the two officers were injured in the incident. Police described how three pedestrians were hit during the foot chase. [Source]
2026-06-14	City Hall	Lurie and Mahmood propose commercial foreclosure tax measure	Mayor Lurie and Supervisor Mahmood are pursuing a commercial foreclosure tax after pausing the larger BUILD Act proposal. The new ballot measure would undo a tax exemption for foreclosure sales. It is initially expected to generate tens of millions of dollars a year for the city amid a budget deficit. [Source]
2026-06-14	Community	Vigil in the Castro marks 10 years since Pulse nightclub shooting	A vigil was held at San Francisco’s Castro Theatre to remember the victims of the Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando. The gathering marked the tenth anniversary of the attack that killed 49 people. The annual event drew people to recognise the milestone. [Source]
2026-06-14	Neighborhoods	Portsmouth Square closes for $73 million renovation	Portsmouth Square, long a gathering place for Chinatown, closed on Wednesday for a major renovation. The project carries a price tag of $73 million. With the square shut, Chinatown seniors have found new spaces to spend their time. [Source]
2026-06-14	Food	Italian restaurant Che Fico closes after Thursday fire	The Divisadero restaurant Che Fico suffered significant damage after a fire in a chimney flue on Thursday. Chef-owner David Nayfeld said in a video that the venue would close for an indeterminate period. The closure adds to a difficult week for the local dining scene. [Source]
2026-06-14	Elections	Billionaires sweep San Francisco primary contests	While billionaire-backed efforts failed to win the California governor’s race, they prevailed across the San Francisco primary election. The report says wealthy donors did very well in city contests. The outcome contrasts with their statewide result. [Source]
2026-06-14	World Cup	Scorching heat drives World Cup fans into Levi’s Stadium concourse	High temperatures sent FIFA World Cup spectators seeking shade in the concourse at Levi’s Stadium. The heat affected fans attending the Bay Area matches. Coverage noted the conditions during the tournament hosted in the region. [Source]
2026-06-14	Transit	All San Francisco BART stations now offer free Wi-Fi	Free Wi-Fi is now available at every BART station in San Francisco. The rollout was completed ahead of the World Cup. The upgrade aims to improve connectivity for transit riders across the city. [Source]
2026-06-14	Arts	Chinatown mural depicts the neighborhood through a child’s eyes	Artist and labor organizer Kayan Cheung-Miaw discusses a mural portraying Chinatown from a child’s perspective. She talks about the community, organizing and learning to draw from a six-year-old. The piece moves beyond familiar imagery of lanterns and dragons. [Source]

Sources: Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, San Francisco Opera, Moscone Center, San Francisco Pride, Fillmore Jazz Festival, Funcheap SF, MLB / San Francisco Giants, Google News San Francisco

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Originally published: 2026-06-08T12:03:07.621899

Upcoming Events in San Francisco

Date	Title	Details
2026-05-01 to 2026-08-30	The Etruscans: From the Heart of Ancient Italy	A major loan exhibition at the Legion of Honor exploring the art and culture of the ancient Etruscans of central Italy. Concurrent Bay Area contemporary shows run alongside it at the Fine Arts Museums. General museum admission applies, with free days available. Confirm exact closing dates on famsf.org before visiting. [Source]
2026-06-07 to 2026-06-27	Elektra by Richard Strauss	Strauss’s intense one-act tragedy runs in repertory at the War Memorial Opera House in June, including a Sunday matinee on 14 June. It plays alongside Rossini’s comic The Barber of Seville. Ticket prices vary widely by seating. A dramatic highlight of the summer opera season. [Source]
2026-06-23 to 2026-06-25	Config 2026	Figma’s annual design and product conference returns to the Moscone Center, drawing thousands of designers and developers over three days. The programme features talks, workshops and product announcements. Paid conference registration is required. A key gathering for the tech and design community. [Source]
2026-06-27 to 2026-06-28	San Francisco Pride 2026 — Parade & Celebration	The 56th annual SF Pride is a free two-day celebration, with a festival at Civic Center both days and the landmark Pride Parade down Market Street on Sunday 28 June. It is one of the largest LGBTQ+ gatherings in the world. Free to attend and open to all. [Source]
2026-07-04 to 2026-07-05	Fillmore Jazz Festival 2026	A free two-day Fourth of July weekend street festival in the historic Fillmore District, running 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. both days. More than 30 acts perform across multiple stages spanning classic, contemporary, Latin and funk-inspired jazz, alongside food and artisan booths. Free admission for all ages. [Source]
2026-06-14	Stern Grove Festival 2026 — Opening Concert	The free outdoor concert series opens at Sigmund Stern Grove on 14 June with Peter Cat Recording Co. and Marinero. The summer-long line-up also features Public Enemy, Al Green and the SF Symphony, ending with a Big Picnic Weekend in August. Free with reservations; donations welcomed. [Source]
2026-06-12 to 2026-06-14	San Francisco Giants vs Chicago Cubs	The Giants host the Chicago Cubs at waterfront Oracle Park over a three-game series, 12-14 June. First pitch is 7:15 p.m. Friday, 7:05 p.m. Saturday and 12:10 p.m. Sunday. Tickets start around US$20. A scenic summer outing for baseball fans by the bay. [Source]

City News in San Francisco – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-06-07	Local government	Mayor Lurie’s allies sweep San Francisco special election	Landslide results in San Francisco’s special election favoured Mayor Daniel Lurie’s allies and endorsed candidates, signalling a political shift in the city. Incumbent supervisors including Alan Wong and Stephen Sherrill won their races by wide margins, and Phil Kim retained his school board seat. Commentators described the outcome as evidence that most San Franciscans are content with Lurie’s direction. [Source]
2026-06-07	Local government	‘Overpaid CEO tax’ continues to trail in latest ballot count	San Francisco’s Proposition D, known as the ‘Overpaid CEO tax’, remained behind in the latest release of ballots, though its margin of defeat narrowed. Labor unions backing the measure are still hoping for a reversal, while the rival Proposition C appears clearly defeated. The results came after another batch of roughly 15,000 ballots was counted. [Source]
2026-06-07	Public safety	Two pedestrians killed in one day push San Francisco toll into double digits	Two fatalities in a single day brought San Francisco’s pedestrian death count for the year into double digits. One person was killed after being struck by a car in SoMa, while a second death is under investigation. The deaths have renewed attention on the city’s road safety record. [Source]
2026-06-07	Environment	Federal funds approved for new coal export terminal in Oakland	The federal government is sending $75 million to fund a new coal export terminal in Oakland after years of delays. The move is part of a broader push to boost coal exports, invoking a wartime order to support 13 plants across the United States. The Oakland facility is expected to be one of the largest on the West Coast. [Source]
2026-06-07	Public health	San Francisco streets hit by drug far stronger than fentanyl	San Francisco is grappling with a deadly drug reported to be many times more powerful than fentanyl. The substance is adding to pressure on the city’s streets and public health response. Officials and reporters describe the development as a worsening threat tied to the ongoing drug crisis. [Source]
2026-06-07	Local government	Mayor Lurie heckled over budget cuts at Pride Month kickoff	Mayor Daniel Lurie was heckled over proposed budget cuts during a Pride Month kickoff event at City Hall. The interruption highlighted tensions over the city’s spending plans amid the celebrations. The episode underscored ongoing debate about how San Francisco balances its budget. [Source]
2026-06-07	Business	Western Addition restaurant Nopa marks 20 years in business	Nopa, the popular restaurant at Divisadero and Hayes in the Western Addition, is celebrating two decades in operation. The eatery, which helped give the surrounding NoPa neighbourhood its name, held a large party to mark the milestone. The anniversary highlights the restaurant’s role as a neighbourhood anchor. [Source]
2026-06-07	Culture	Stern Grove to host free summer concert series at SFO	Stern Grove announced it will hold free concerts at San Francisco International Airport this summer, staged near Gate B4. The series extends the long-running free concert tradition to a new airport setting. Organisers framed the move as expanding access to live music for travellers and residents. [Source]
2026-06-07	Business	45-year-old Tenderloin nonprofit closes amid questions over its funds	The Bay Area Women’s and Children’s Center, once a major Tenderloin organisation, is shutting down after 45 years while still holding several million dollars. Former board members have raised questions about where the money went. Separately, the group’s director is reported to be seeking to move $2.3 million to a nonprofit she controls. [Source]
2026-06-07	Public safety	Passenger ejected as three-wheeler collides with car in Western Addition	Four people were hospitalised after a three-wheeled vehicle crashed into a car that allegedly ran a red light in San Francisco’s Western Addition. A passenger was thrown from the three-wheeler in the collision. Those injured suffered minor to moderate injuries, according to authorities. [Source]

Sources: Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, San Francisco Opera, Moscone Center, San Francisco Pride, Fillmore Jazz Festival, Funcheap SF, MLB / San Francisco Giants, Mission Local

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Originally published: 2026-06-07T10:03:29.896311

Upcoming Events in San Francisco

Date	Title	Details
2026-05-01 to 2026-08-30	The Etruscans: From the Heart of Ancient Italy	A major loan exhibition at the Legion of Honor exploring the art and culture of the ancient Etruscans of central Italy. Concurrent Bay Area contemporary shows run alongside it at the Fine Arts Museums. General museum admission applies, with free days available. Confirm exact closing dates on famsf.org before visiting. [Source]
2026-06-07 to 2026-06-27	Elektra by Richard Strauss	Strauss’s intense one-act tragedy runs in repertory at the War Memorial Opera House in June, including a Sunday matinee on 14 June. It plays alongside Rossini’s comic The Barber of Seville. Ticket prices vary widely by seating. A dramatic highlight of the summer opera season. [Source]
2026-06-23 to 2026-06-25	Config 2026	Figma’s annual design and product conference returns to the Moscone Center, drawing thousands of designers and developers over three days. The programme features talks, workshops and product announcements. Paid conference registration is required. A key gathering for the tech and design community. [Source]
2026-06-27 to 2026-06-28	San Francisco Pride 2026 — Parade & Celebration	The 56th annual SF Pride is a free two-day celebration, with a festival at Civic Center both days and the landmark Pride Parade down Market Street on Sunday 28 June. It is one of the largest LGBTQ+ gatherings in the world. Free to attend and open to all. [Source]
2026-07-04 to 2026-07-05	Fillmore Jazz Festival 2026	A free two-day Fourth of July weekend street festival in the historic Fillmore District, running 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. both days. More than 30 acts perform across multiple stages spanning classic, contemporary, Latin and funk-inspired jazz, alongside food and artisan booths. Free admission for all ages. [Source]
2026-06-14	Stern Grove Festival 2026 — Opening Concert	The free outdoor concert series opens at Sigmund Stern Grove on 14 June with Peter Cat Recording Co. and Marinero. The summer-long line-up also features Public Enemy, Al Green and the SF Symphony, ending with a Big Picnic Weekend in August. Free with reservations; donations welcomed. [Source]
2026-06-12 to 2026-06-14	San Francisco Giants vs Chicago Cubs	The Giants host the Chicago Cubs at waterfront Oracle Park over a three-game series, 12-14 June. First pitch is 7:15 p.m. Friday, 7:05 p.m. Saturday and 12:10 p.m. Sunday. Tickets start around US$20. A scenic summer outing for baseball fans by the bay. [Source]

City News in San Francisco – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-06-07	Local government	Mayor Lurie’s allies sweep San Francisco special election	Landslide results in San Francisco’s special election favoured Mayor Daniel Lurie’s allies and endorsed candidates, signalling a political shift in the city. Incumbent supervisors including Alan Wong and Stephen Sherrill won their races by wide margins, and Phil Kim retained his school board seat. Commentators described the outcome as evidence that most San Franciscans are content with Lurie’s direction. [Source]
2026-06-07	Local government	‘Overpaid CEO tax’ continues to trail in latest ballot count	San Francisco’s Proposition D, known as the ‘Overpaid CEO tax’, remained behind in the latest release of ballots, though its margin of defeat narrowed. Labor unions backing the measure are still hoping for a reversal, while the rival Proposition C appears clearly defeated. The results came after another batch of roughly 15,000 ballots was counted. [Source]
2026-06-07	Public safety	Two pedestrians killed in one day push San Francisco toll into double digits	Two fatalities in a single day brought San Francisco’s pedestrian death count for the year into double digits. One person was killed after being struck by a car in SoMa, while a second death is under investigation. The deaths have renewed attention on the city’s road safety record. [Source]
2026-06-07	Environment	Federal funds approved for new coal export terminal in Oakland	The federal government is sending $75 million to fund a new coal export terminal in Oakland after years of delays. The move is part of a broader push to boost coal exports, invoking a wartime order to support 13 plants across the United States. The Oakland facility is expected to be one of the largest on the West Coast. [Source]
2026-06-07	Public health	San Francisco streets hit by drug far stronger than fentanyl	San Francisco is grappling with a deadly drug reported to be many times more powerful than fentanyl. The substance is adding to pressure on the city’s streets and public health response. Officials and reporters describe the development as a worsening threat tied to the ongoing drug crisis. [Source]
2026-06-07	Local government	Mayor Lurie heckled over budget cuts at Pride Month kickoff	Mayor Daniel Lurie was heckled over proposed budget cuts during a Pride Month kickoff event at City Hall. The interruption highlighted tensions over the city’s spending plans amid the celebrations. The episode underscored ongoing debate about how San Francisco balances its budget. [Source]
2026-06-07	Business	Western Addition restaurant Nopa marks 20 years in business	Nopa, the popular restaurant at Divisadero and Hayes in the Western Addition, is celebrating two decades in operation. The eatery, which helped give the surrounding NoPa neighbourhood its name, held a large party to mark the milestone. The anniversary highlights the restaurant’s role as a neighbourhood anchor. [Source]
2026-06-07	Culture	Stern Grove to host free summer concert series at SFO	Stern Grove announced it will hold free concerts at San Francisco International Airport this summer, staged near Gate B4. The series extends the long-running free concert tradition to a new airport setting. Organisers framed the move as expanding access to live music for travellers and residents. [Source]
2026-06-07	Business	45-year-old Tenderloin nonprofit closes amid questions over its funds	The Bay Area Women’s and Children’s Center, once a major Tenderloin organisation, is shutting down after 45 years while still holding several million dollars. Former board members have raised questions about where the money went. Separately, the group’s director is reported to be seeking to move $2.3 million to a nonprofit she controls. [Source]
2026-06-07	Public safety	Passenger ejected as three-wheeler collides with car in Western Addition	Four people were hospitalised after a three-wheeled vehicle crashed into a car that allegedly ran a red light in San Francisco’s Western Addition. A passenger was thrown from the three-wheeler in the collision. Those injured suffered minor to moderate injuries, according to authorities. [Source]

Sources: Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, San Francisco Opera, Moscone Center, San Francisco Pride, Fillmore Jazz Festival, Funcheap SF, MLB / San Francisco Giants, Mission Local

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Originally published: 2026-05-29T10:03:58.759232

Upcoming Events in San Francisco

Date	Title	Details
2026-05-01 to 2026-08-30	The Etruscans: From the Heart of Ancient Italy	A major loan exhibition at the Legion of Honor exploring the art and culture of the ancient Etruscans of central Italy. Concurrent Bay Area contemporary shows run alongside it at the Fine Arts Museums. General museum admission applies, with free days available. Confirm exact closing dates on famsf.org before visiting. [Source]
2026-06-07 to 2026-06-27	Elektra by Richard Strauss	Strauss’s intense one-act tragedy runs in repertory at the War Memorial Opera House in June, including a Sunday matinee on 14 June. It plays alongside Rossini’s comic The Barber of Seville. Ticket prices vary widely by seating. A dramatic highlight of the summer opera season. [Source]
2026-06-23 to 2026-06-25	Config 2026	Figma’s annual design and product conference returns to the Moscone Center, drawing thousands of designers and developers over three days. The programme features talks, workshops and product announcements. Paid conference registration is required. A key gathering for the tech and design community. [Source]
2026-06-27 to 2026-06-28	San Francisco Pride 2026 — Parade & Celebration	The 56th annual SF Pride is a free two-day celebration, with a festival at Civic Center both days and the landmark Pride Parade down Market Street on Sunday 28 June. It is one of the largest LGBTQ+ gatherings in the world. Free to attend and open to all. [Source]
2026-07-04 to 2026-07-05	Fillmore Jazz Festival 2026	A free two-day Fourth of July weekend street festival in the historic Fillmore District, running 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. both days. More than 30 acts perform across multiple stages spanning classic, contemporary, Latin and funk-inspired jazz, alongside food and artisan booths. Free admission for all ages. [Source]
2026-06-14	Stern Grove Festival 2026 — Opening Concert	The free outdoor concert series opens at Sigmund Stern Grove on 14 June with Peter Cat Recording Co. and Marinero. The summer-long line-up also features Public Enemy, Al Green and the SF Symphony, ending with a Big Picnic Weekend in August. Free with reservations; donations welcomed. [Source]
2026-06-12 to 2026-06-14	San Francisco Giants vs Chicago Cubs	The Giants host the Chicago Cubs at waterfront Oracle Park over a three-game series, 12-14 June. First pitch is 7:15 p.m. Friday, 7:05 p.m. Saturday and 12:10 p.m. Sunday. Tickets start around US$20. A scenic summer outing for baseball fans by the bay. [Source]

City News in San Francisco – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-05-29	Public safety	Surfer dies at San Francisco’s Ocean Beach despite rescue efforts	A surfer has died at San Francisco’s Ocean Beach despite numerous lifesaving efforts after being found unresponsive in the water. Lifeguards and emergency crews fought to revive him. The death is a reminder of the dangerous currents along the city’s western shore. [Source]
2026-05-28	Local government	Hunters Point Shipyard to gain 26 acres of new parks	San Francisco’s Hunters Point Shipyard is set to gain 26 acres of new parks, to be run by the Arts Commission. The green space will add public amenities to the redeveloping waterfront district. The project marks a step in the long-running transformation of the former shipyard. [Source]
2026-05-28	Culture	Portola Festival drops its 2026 line-up with Robyn headlining	San Francisco’s Portola Festival has unveiled its 2026 line-up, with pop star Robyn set to headline. The electronic-leaning waterfront festival is a highlight of the city’s music calendar. Fans welcomed the announcement of the marquee act. [Source]
2026-05-28	Business	Ayesha Curry and Michael Mina close their downtown SF restaurant	Restaurateurs Ayesha Curry and chef Michael Mina have quietly closed their downtown San Francisco restaurant, International Smoke. The closure adds to the challenges facing the city’s downtown dining scene. It marks the end of a high-profile culinary venture in the area. [Source]
2026-05-28	Local government	California Assembly approves crackdown on restaurant reservation black market	The California Assembly has approved a bill cracking down on the black market for restaurant reservations, a move welcomed by diners in San Francisco. The practice of scalping hard-to-get bookings has frustrated restaurants and customers. The legislation aims to curb the resale of reservations. [Source]
2026-05-29	Public safety	SoMa residents press SFPD over slow response times	Residents of San Francisco’s South of Market (SoMa) neighbourhood have pressed the police department at a city hearing over slow response times. They argued that delays leave the community feeling unsafe. The hearing highlighted ongoing concerns about policing in the district. [Source]
2026-05-28	Public safety	Pedestrian struck and killed near 16th and Mission; driver arrested	A pedestrian was struck and killed near 16th and Mission in San Francisco, and the driver has been arrested. The fatal collision occurred in a busy part of the Mission district. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the crash. [Source]
2026-05-28	Local affairs	California pizzerias dominate a new national top-five ranking	California pizzerias have dominated the top five of a new national ranking, a point of pride for food lovers in the San Francisco area. The recognition spotlights the state’s thriving pizza scene. It adds to California’s reputation as a culinary powerhouse. [Source]
2026-05-29	Business	Oakland Arena may be bought by a group run by a music executive	The Oakland Arena, across the bay from San Francisco, may be purchased by a group led by a music executive as part of a larger sale. The potential deal could reshape the future of the venue. Industry observers are watching how the sale unfolds. [Source]
2026-05-28	Local affairs	Mission library reopening delayed again as Cinderella Bakery returns	In San Francisco’s Mission district, the reopening of a local library has been delayed yet again, while the beloved Cinderella Bakery is back, according to a neighbourhood roundup. The mixed news reflects the everyday rhythms of the community. Residents await the library’s long-postponed return. [Source]

Sources: Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, San Francisco Opera, Moscone Center, San Francisco Pride, Fillmore Jazz Festival, Funcheap SF, MLB / San Francisco Giants, Google News San Francisco

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Originally published: 2026-05-22T12:22:23.955879

Upcoming Events in San Francisco

Date	Title	Details
2026-05-01 to 2026-08-30	The Etruscans: From the Heart of Ancient Italy	A major loan exhibition at the Legion of Honor exploring the art and culture of the ancient Etruscans of central Italy. Concurrent Bay Area contemporary shows run alongside it at the Fine Arts Museums. General museum admission applies, with free days available. Confirm exact closing dates on famsf.org before visiting. [Source]
2026-06-07 to 2026-06-27	Elektra by Richard Strauss	Strauss’s intense one-act tragedy runs in repertory at the War Memorial Opera House in June, including a Sunday matinee on 14 June. It plays alongside Rossini’s comic The Barber of Seville. Ticket prices vary widely by seating. A dramatic highlight of the summer opera season. [Source]
2026-06-23 to 2026-06-25	Config 2026	Figma’s annual design and product conference returns to the Moscone Center, drawing thousands of designers and developers over three days. The programme features talks, workshops and product announcements. Paid conference registration is required. A key gathering for the tech and design community. [Source]
2026-06-27 to 2026-06-28	San Francisco Pride 2026 — Parade & Celebration	The 56th annual SF Pride is a free two-day celebration, with a festival at Civic Center both days and the landmark Pride Parade down Market Street on Sunday 28 June. It is one of the largest LGBTQ+ gatherings in the world. Free to attend and open to all. [Source]
2026-07-04 to 2026-07-05	Fillmore Jazz Festival 2026	A free two-day Fourth of July weekend street festival in the historic Fillmore District, running 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. both days. More than 30 acts perform across multiple stages spanning classic, contemporary, Latin and funk-inspired jazz, alongside food and artisan booths. Free admission for all ages. [Source]
2026-06-14	Stern Grove Festival 2026 — Opening Concert	The free outdoor concert series opens at Sigmund Stern Grove on 14 June with Peter Cat Recording Co. and Marinero. The summer-long line-up also features Public Enemy, Al Green and the SF Symphony, ending with a Big Picnic Weekend in August. Free with reservations; donations welcomed. [Source]
2026-06-12 to 2026-06-14	San Francisco Giants vs Chicago Cubs	The Giants host the Chicago Cubs at waterfront Oracle Park over a three-game series, 12-14 June. First pitch is 7:15 p.m. Friday, 7:05 p.m. Saturday and 12:10 p.m. Sunday. Tickets start around US$20. A scenic summer outing for baseball fans by the bay. [Source]

City News in San Francisco – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-05-22	Local affairs	San Francisco revives ‘dog court’ after nearly a year in limbo	San Francisco has restarted its so-called dog court, the hearing process for cases involving dangerous or nuisance dogs, after it sat dormant for almost a year. The revival allows the city to again adjudicate complaints and decide the fate of animals deemed a risk. Officials say the backlog of cases can now begin to clear. [Source]
2026-05-22	Business	Newsom orders safeguards for workers facing AI-related job displacement	California Governor Gavin Newsom has ordered new safeguards to protect workers from job losses driven by artificial intelligence. The directive responds to growing anxiety in the Bay Area’s tech-heavy economy over automation. It aims to ensure workers have support and retraining as AI reshapes employment. [Source]
2026-05-21	Culture	San Francisco Symphony names Elim Chan as first-ever female music director	The San Francisco Symphony has appointed Elim Chan as its first-ever female music director, a landmark choice for the prestigious orchestra. Critics praised the decision as a bold and fitting selection rather than a celebrity hire. Chan’s arrival marks a new chapter for one of the city’s flagship cultural institutions. [Source]
2026-05-21	Local government	Safeway submits application for Ocean Beach redevelopment	Safeway has filed an application to redevelop its site near Ocean Beach, setting the stage for a major change on San Francisco’s western edge. The proposal could reshape the neighbourhood with new housing and retail. City planners and residents will scrutinise the plans in the months ahead. [Source]
2026-05-21	Culture	Michelin highlights four more ‘new discoveries’ in San Francisco	The Michelin Guide has spotlighted four additional ‘new discoveries’ among San Francisco restaurants, including Maria Isabel, recognising the city’s evolving dining scene. The picks point food lovers toward fresh culinary talent across the city. The recognition reinforces San Francisco’s standing as a destination for diners. [Source]
2026-05-21	Public transport	Final 19th Avenue closure set for Memorial Day weekend	San Francisco will carry out the final closure of 19th Avenue over the Memorial Day weekend as part of ongoing roadworks. Drivers are being warned to expect detours on the busy corridor that links the city to the peninsula. Officials say the work will wrap up a lengthy improvement project. [Source]
2026-05-21	Education	Mayor Lurie proposes cutting cash grants for free City College students	Mayor Daniel Lurie has proposed reducing cash grants for students attending the city’s tuition-free City College by about a third, as part of budget pressures. The plan has drawn concern from students who rely on the support. Advocates warn the cut could undermine access to higher education in San Francisco. [Source]
2026-05-21	Local affairs	Whales keep dying in San Francisco Bay — can AI help?	A troubling number of whale deaths in San Francisco Bay has prompted researchers to explore whether artificial intelligence could help protect the animals. The technology might track whales and warn ships to slow down or change course. Conservationists hope the approach can reduce fatal vessel strikes. [Source]
2026-05-21	Local government	Mayor Lurie adds hundreds of shelter beds but closes hundreds too	Mayor Daniel Lurie has opened hundreds of new shelter beds in San Francisco, but has also closed hundreds of others, leaving the city’s net capacity in question. The mixed picture reflects the challenge of addressing homelessness amid tight budgets. Advocates are pressing for a clearer long-term strategy. [Source]
2026-05-21	Public safety	Three injured as Muni bus collides with pickup truck	Three people were injured when a San Francisco Muni bus collided with a pickup truck, prompting an emergency response. Crews tended to those hurt as authorities investigated the cause of the crash. The incident is a reminder of safety concerns on the city’s busy streets. [Source]

Sources: Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, San Francisco Opera, Moscone Center, San Francisco Pride, Fillmore Jazz Festival, Funcheap SF, MLB / San Francisco Giants, Mission Local

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Originally published: 2026-05-22T08:39:04.438346

City News in San Francisco – last 14 days

Date	Category	Headline	Details
2026-05-22	General	San Francisco Symphony appoints its first female music director – NBC Bay Area	San Francisco Symphony appoints its first female music director    NBC Bay Area (via Google News San Francisco) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	San Francisco’s “canine court” expected to reopen amid growing backlog of cases – CBS News	San Francisco’s “canine court” expected to reopen amid growing backlog of cases    CBS News (via Google News San Francisco) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	San Francisco revives dog court after nearly a year in limbo	Vicious and Dangerous Dog hearings will return, the city’s public safety chief said at a Board of Supervisors committee hearing Thursday. San Francisco revives dog court after nearly a year in limbo (via Mission Local) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	San Francisco revives dog court after nearly a year in limbo – Mission Local	San Francisco revives dog court after nearly a year in limbo    Mission Local (via Google News San Francisco) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	Day Around the Bay: $10K Treasure Finally Found, and It Was Really Hard	Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings is getting a $1M refund for the donation he made to Matt Mahan’s campaign; a Vallejo dog breeder has been convicted of animal cruelty; and that $10,000 buried treasure was found, and it was not in the city proper. (via SFist) [Source]
2026-05-22	General	Newsom Orders Safeguards For Workers From AI-Related Job Displacement	Governor Gavin Newsom signed a groundbreaking executive order calling for expanded protections for workers and small businesses as artificial intelligence disrupts a wide range of industries. (via SFist) [Source]
2026-05-21	General	The Marin home where legendary musicians recorded lists for $4.4M – SFGATE	The Marin home where legendary musicians recorded lists for $4.4M    SFGATE (via Google News San Francisco) [Source]
2026-05-21	General	SF Symphony Names Its First-Ever Female Music Director, Elim Chan	Following a two-year search for a replacement for respected conductor and music director Esa-Pekka Salonen, the San Francisco Symphony has named 39-year-old Elim Chan to the role. (via SFist) [Source]
2026-05-21	General	Fillmore Residents Say They Feel Ignored By City Over Deal to Keep Community Center Open	The city is pushing to temporarily lease a Fillmore community center to a local organization previously connected to former Dream Keeper head Sheryl Davis, who is currently facing felony charges, and residents say they’ve had little input in the process. (via SFist) [Source]
2026-05-21	General	A $10,000 treasure hunt stumped S.F. The prize was across the bridge – San Francisco Chronicle	A $10,000 treasure hunt stumped S.F. The prize was across the bridge    San Francisco Chronicle (via Google News San Francisco) [Source]
2026-05-21	General	The Giants are a broken baseball team. Fixing them requires painful choices – San Francisco Chronicle	The Giants are a broken baseball team. Fixing them requires painful choices    San Francisco Chronicle (via Google News San Francisco) [Source]
2026-05-21	General	Safeway Submits Application For Ocean Beach Redevelopment	Plans for Safeway’s proposed redevelopment project in the Outer Richmond would require the old store to be demolished, and some residents are concerned about where they would shop for groceries during construction, as it’s the sole full-service grocery store in the area. (via SFist) [Source]
2026-05-21	General	Michelin Highlights Four More ‘New Discoveries’ In SF, Including Maria Isabel and Kitchen Istanbul	The Michelin Guide has put out its list of “New Discoveries” ahead of the release of the updated 2026 California guide, including 21 restaurants across the state. (via SFist) [Source]
2026-05-21	General	Meet the S.F. school board candidates: Should SFUSD try to replicate the Mississippi Miracle?	The term “Mississippi Miracle” has made the rounds in recent weeks. What do the candidates for the S.F. school board have to say about it? Meet the S.F. school board candidates: Should SFUSD try to replicate the Mississippi Miracle? (via Mission Local) [Source]

Sources: Google News San Francisco, Google News San Francisco, Mission Local, Google News San Francisco, SFist, SFist, Google News San Francisco, SFist

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Originally published: 2026-05-12T15:23:33.712418

Current Events in San Francisco in May

City News in San Francisco – last 14 days

Sources: KEXP, SFMTA, San Francisco Symphony, Axios, SFMOMA press release, SF Bay Area Times, KQED, SFMTA

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Current Events in San Francisco in October

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Originally published: 2025-09-25T15:33:30.260964

Current Events in San Francisco in September

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Current Events in San Francisco in September

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