Supervisor Bilal Mahmood plans to require landlords to disclose the full monthly cost of renting upfront, including recurring fees. The proposal would improve price transparency for renters, but San Francisco’s deeper affordability problem remains the shortage of housing.

This bill would have allowed San Francisco to spend up to 10% of state homeless funding on sober housing.

San Francisco's new speed cameras are proving highly effective, cutting the number of vehicles speeding.

Supervisor Sauter seeks $1,000 penalties as city targets dangerous street takeovers with stronger deterrents.

City leads nation with 11.5% annual increase as housing shortage drives landlord's market while national rents decline.

After capturing over 350,000 speeding violations since March, San Francisco’s network of automated cameras has begun issuing real fines.