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The Concord City Council seeks new members for the Measure V Oversight Committee, with applications due by 5 p.m. on Nov. 14. The committee, responsible for overseeing the city's voter-approved sales tax revenues, includes two open positions: one for a business community member and another for a Concord resident or business representative.
Governor Gavin Newsom announced plans to file a lawsuit against President Trump if he sends the National Guard to San Francisco. City leaders, including Mayor Daniel Lurie, express concerns that military intervention will not effectively address local issues like fentanyl and homelessness.
Chase Center introduced new eateries and menu items for the Golden State Warriors' 2025-2026 season, reflecting San Francisco's diverse food culture. Highlights include a Korean-inspired Philly cheesesteak and various vegan options. The first home game is set for Thursday against the Nuggets.
San Francisco leaders oppose President Trump's suggestion to deploy the National Guard to the city, calling it "un-American." Board of Supervisors President Rafael Mandelman and Mayor Daniel Lurie emphasize the city's declining crime rates and urge cooperation without federal military involvement.
Chess grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky, 29, died unexpectedly, prompting an outpouring of grief from the Bay Area chess community. Known for his engaging style and talents, Naroditsky gained worldwide fame, particularly for his blindfold chess performances. His family announced his death just days after he resumed posting instructional content on YouTube.
San Francisco's upzoning plan advances as city supervisors propose final amendments to allow taller, denser buildings. Supporters argue it will alleviate housing costs, while opponents fear displacement and inadequate affordability solutions. The Board of Supervisors will discuss these amendments at a committee meeting on October 20.
California has sued the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for unlawfully canceling the Solar for All Program, which allocated $250 million for solar energy infrastructure in low-income areas. Attorney General Rob Bonta argues that the EPA's actions violate the Big Beautiful Bill, which only permits the withdrawal of unobligated funds. The lawsuit seeks to reinstate the program and recover damages for California.
The Sophie Maxwell Building, an affordable housing complex, will open next month in San Francisco's Dogpatch neighborhood, offering 105 units for middle-class families. Named after a former city supervisor, the building is part of a larger waterfront development plan aimed at providing affordable housing and public spaces. Community leaders emphasize the importance of this project for working residents facing rising rents.
San Francisco's Board of Supervisors is set to review a proposed upzoning plan following a rally led by District 1 Supervisor Connie Chan. The meeting aims to address concerns raised by labor leaders and community members regarding the amendments to the plan.
BART experienced significant delays Monday morning due to an equipment issue in the Transbay Tube, interrupting service on the Red and Green lines for three hours. This marks the fifth major disruption for the transit agency in 2025, causing confusion for commuters at Embarcadero Station. Service resumed but delays persisted, affecting many riders' morning commutes.