News across Greater San Francisco

Pedestrian killed steps away from Inner Richmond playground
SFPD officers first arrived on the scene, and paramedics later transported the pedestrian to the hospital, where the victim was declared dead. Pedestrian killed steps away from Inner Richmond playground

Coffee With A Journalist And Other Greater Ingleside Events For Sept. 29 – Oct. 5, 2026
From a Good Neighbor block party to an Autumn pet and ice cream social, we curate these events to help you enjoy the best of the greater Ingleside.

"Inside Public Works" Special Report-2025 Highlights
Public Works is excited to announce the premiere of the sixth episode of our popular series, “Inside Public Works." This Special Report gives viewers an insider's look at the projects, programs & events completed in 2025 and is available on YouTube.
New This Year: A Ballot Drop Box in Fairfax
The November 3 General Election is coming up. Here’s everything you need to vote in Fairfax, from key dates to where to drop off your ballot. Mark Your Calendar October 4 — Outdoor ballot drop boxes open countywide, including our new box at the Fairfax Library October 5 — Ballots…
Housing and Economic Development Subcommittee Receives Analysis of San Rafael’s Anti-Displacement Policies
At the September 22nd Housing and Economic Development Subcommittee of the City Council, Community and Economic Development Department staff presented an analysis of San Rafael’s existing tenant protection policies. The report analyzed the City’s cause required for eviction and…

10/2: Temporary Road Closure Notification – 38 Miraflores Ave
Marin Water will be closing the road near 38 Miraflores Ave to remove a water service in the area. The closure will happen Friday, 10/2, between approximately 9am – 4pm. They have an approved encroachment permit EP-26-658 and affected properties have also been notified.

How the Hunters Point shipyard crane became a colossal art installation
CRANE, a temporary monument in five movements created to honor the memories of the Bayview shipyards. How the Hunters Point shipyard crane became a colossal art installation

At Oakland church, Palestinian attorney calls for solidarity
Huwaida Arraf connected decades of activism to action for Gaza.

Mayoral Candidates Stake Positions and Woo Voters at Post Forum
Mayoral candidates Tony Daysog, Tracy Jensen, and Malia Vella fielded a variety of questions on business, development, transit, and the economy at the Alameda Post forums held on September 26. Ken Der shares their responses as Alameda prepares for the November 3 election. Photos…

City Council to Weigh Immigration Enforcement Limits, Review Guaranteed Income Results
On October 6, City Council will consider restricting the use of City property for civil immigration enforcement, review the results of a guaranteed income pilot program, and weigh a lease for Longshot Space Technologies. Karin K. Jensen shares how to get involved.

Roots Pour it On in 3-0 Home Victory Over Phoenix Rising FC
In one of the most complete games of their 2026 campaign, the Oakland Roots dominated through all 90 minutes on Saturday night, September 26, at the Oakland Coliseum, defeating Phoenix Rising FC 3-0.
