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Workers at the Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation (TNDC) in San Francisco formed a union to address stagnant wages and job security. The union, representing about 350 employees, aims to protect roles threatened by automation, particularly among desk clerks who play critical roles in community safety and support.
San Francisco's Tenderloin district features vibrant immigrant communities along Larkin and Jones streets, known for their diverse culinary offerings. However, business owners face challenges with street cleanliness and a tarnished reputation, despite the high quality of food that draws loyal customers.
Verdi Club hosts "B2Z – Brazilian Zouk Mondays" event in San Francisco on August 11, 2025. The event runs from 7 PM to 6 AM, celebrating Brazilian Zouk dance culture. Attendees can expect a vibrant atmosphere in one of the city's popular nightlife venues.
San Francisco Unified School District's new $20 million payroll system, Frontline, is failing to pay teachers and staff accurately as the school year begins. Approximately 150 employees reported issues with missing or delayed paychecks, echoing problems from the previous EMPower system, which cost $34 million and was scrapped in March 2024. The United Educators of San Francisco filed a labor complaint over the ongoing payroll issues.
Casual Carpool resumes operations in Oakland's Lakeshore neighborhood with a single pickup location, a significant reduction from 20 spots before the pandemic. A Hayward couple remains in critical condition after their son shot them before taking his own life. Former Kentucky clerk Kim Davis petitions the Supreme Court to reconsider the same-sex marriage ruling.
San Francisco educators protest payroll issues ahead of the new school year, with about 100 teachers experiencing paycheck problems. Union leaders have filed a complaint with the state labor board, emphasizing the urgency of the situation as some educators face eviction notices.
ABC7 San Francisco invites the community to nominate their favorite Bay Area businesses for the "Local Love" segment on ABC7@7. This initiative aims to highlight businesses that foster community connections and enhance the local landscape. Nominations can be submitted online for a chance to be featured live.
The Golden State Valkyries unveiled their mascot, Violet the raven, during a halftime show at the Chase Center. Violet, who embodies themes from Norse mythology, symbolizes knowledge and wisdom, contributing to the team's lore. The Valkyries defeated the Connecticut Sun 74-57 in their recent game.
A sleeping-pod residence at 12 Mint Plaza in San Francisco faces eviction as its operator, James Stallworth, falls behind on lease payments totaling $150,000. Despite this, Stallworth plans to expand the sleeping-pod concept with a new location housing 100 pods. The rise in demand for affordable housing among tech workers has renewed interest in such arrangements.
A 19-year-old woman was fatally shot, and a 19-year-old man sustained injuries in a double shooting in San Francisco's Hunters Point neighborhood on Monday night. This incident marked the city's 15th homicide of the year, with the investigation ongoing as police seek the shooter or shooters.