San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie recently announced that Kezar Stadium will be the new home of the Golden City Football Club, co-owned by Geoff Oltmans.

Fans of the popular Japanese gaming company’s franchises filled the U.S.’ second Nintendo store at Union Square. Mayor Daniel Lurie welcomed the new business as a part of downtown’s revitalization.

Report finds the city needs more data to check the effectiveness of new street teams. Three more are set to be added.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie signed legislation on Friday creating additional "entertainment zones" throughout the city ...

Dead & Company will mark 60 years of the Grateful Dead this summer with a three-night run at San Francisco, CA's Golden Gate ...

One Dead & Company fan engaged with his public officials to find out how to get tickets to the band's three-night run in San Francisco.

To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Grateful Dead, Mayor Daniel Lurie is planning three nights of Dead & Company shows ...

San Francisco Supervisor Jackie Fielder wants the city to adopt a new strategy to deal with its drug overdose crisis.

Standing in the parking lot of the El Portal Church of Christ in the Richmond, California area, unhoused people are quick to ...

Nintendo's second U.S. store opened its door to the public on Thursday in San Francisco, drawing visitors from all over the Golden State for its inaugural opening.

The San Francisco Recreation and Park Commission on Thursday unanimously approved Mayor Daniel Lurie’s proposal for Golden ...

A proposal for a three-day concert event in Golden Gate Park in honor of the Grateful Dead’s 60th anniversary has been approved. The concerts will feature Dead ...