San Francisco’s new speed cameras drove traffic citations back to mid-2010s levels—after years of enforcement collapse—by issuing tens of thousands of tickets in just months.

Jackie Fielder's attempt to ban new research labs in the Mission was gutted by more reasonable voices.

Next-generation Clipper launched on December 10 with discounted interagency transfers, instant fund loads, and tap-to-pay across Bay Area transit. It’s a meaningful step toward a more seamless, rider-friendly regional system—but only if agencies pair it with stronger funding and accountability.

Amazon's autonomous vehicles bring competition to Waymo's robotaxi dominance.

Lurie's deputy overruled staff evaluations to award a $5.9M contract to OpenGov over cheaper, higher-rated Clariti for PermitSF overhaul.

Two-thirds of San Franciscans support autonomous vehicles, up from less than half in 2023.

Jessica MacLeod has Joined the Lurie Administration as SF's first Chief of Strategy and Performance to drive data-driven accountability across city departments.

San Francisco joins major global cities with contactless payment, making BART rides as simple as buying coffee—no Clipper card required.

San Francisco's school district finally has a functioning payroll system after years of catastrophic failures, though the path to basic competence cost taxpayers $55 million across two attempts.

Here is why Notion chose San Francisco, and how the city shaped the app from the very beginning.