Nadia Lopez

San Francisco's controversial Flock cameras have become a dividing line in local races, with candidates split over whether the city should keep the surveillance technology or get rid of it altogether.

San Francisco is moving to dismantle its decade-old school lottery system in favor of neighborhood-based enrollment, changing how thousands of families navigate public elementary school admissions.

San Francisco doesn't exactly need an excuse to get weird, but Halloween gives the city a chance to take things up a notch.

San Francisco's shuttered downtown mall could get a second life hosting an AI data center, a proposal that's raising questions about what the city wants from one of its most important redevelopment sites.

Small businesses in California are embracing AI , but how they're using it and what they're willing to spend varies, according to Goldman Sachs data exclusively shared with Axios.

Locals stand to save more than those in any other major U.S. city by choosing transit over a car.

San Francisco's beloved Bottom of the Hill isn't going anywhere after all. The Potrero Hill rock club, which announced plans to close at the end of

With Election Day nearing, reading California's ballot measures may be making you feel like you need to go back to school. Join the club.

Anthropic filed for its highly anticipated IPO Monday, suggesting its shares could begin trading before Thanksgiving.

San Francisco could be among the hardest-hit areas of California this winter as a potentially historic El Niño threatens to bring heavy rain, coastal flooding and powerful storms to the region.