San Francisco State University is set to cut three of its 13 athletic teams by summer. According to the San Francisco Chronicle, the cuts will affect 44 student-athletes in baseball, men's soccer, and women's indoor track and field. The university said the cuts will help save up to $1 million annually.

The Wild Side West is a staple of lesbian history in San Francisco and it’s the oldest, still standing lesbian bar in the city. Lesbians have gathered here for decades. It’s always been a refuge from the violence and discrimination of the outside world.

A large winter storm pushed across California on Thursday as other parts of the West prepared for heavy snow and rain.

An environmental lawyer who wrote an amicus brief in San Francisco v. EPA believes a criticized ruling actually means tougher standards.

Many educators said the most vulnerable are bearing the burden of ordered cuts, and will suffer disproportionately if the department, established in the 1970s under President Jimmy Carter, becomes an historical footnote.

One of the most thriving neighborhoods to emerge from the pandemic in San Francisco now faces an existential threat that could impede its unique success.

Herb Greene, whose photographs of the Jefferson Airplane, Janis Joplin and The Grateful Dead captured the San Francisco '60s rock scene, died March 3.

There are way more opinions on San Francisco’s finest croissants as there are excellently laminated pastries. Few could deny, though, Armando Lacayo’s version at Ariscault is a modern classic, drawing lines daily on Arguello Street.