San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie is speaking Friday on public safety ahead of a large day of protests expected Saturday.

The rally happened ahead of a CPUC meeting addressing safety issues with those autonomous vehicles. The main issue, according to San Francisco public safety agencies, is an increase in reports of ...

Lurie said public safety has been his number one priority since he began his candidacy and committed to fully funding the San Francisco Police ... all of those issues will be debated, but it's ...

Get ready, San Francisco ... to passenger and public safety as driverless [automated vehicles] scale up.” No concrete plans to address those issues were mentioned. The commission did say ...

We must change local laws that require police to respond to minor issues such ... communities. San Francisco established Behavioral Health Court to enhance public safety and reduce recidivism ...

Whole Foods Market is one of the latest companies to close a store in San Francisco due to public safety issues. Whole Foods temporarily closed its flagship store in downtown on Tuesday ...

In San Francisco's mayoral race ... Farrell proposes closing selected public parks with “clear public safety issues” from sunset to dawn. Back in 2013, Farrell, then District 2 supervisor, supported ...

On Tuesday night, leaders of one Tri-Valley city will be tackling similar budget issues to Oakland and San Francisco ... was pretty clear that public safety was one of their top priorities ...

San Francisco Mayor-elect Daniel Lurie announced Thursday the appointment of a chief of public safety, a new position in the city administration. Paul Yep, the newly announced San Francisco chief ...

Despite vocalized safety concerns, rival robotaxi services Cruise and Waymo will be allowed to operate around the clock in San Francisco following a controversial vote by California's Public ...

Once installed in approximately 100 intersections, the ALPR cameras are meant to combat retail theft, motor vehicle theft and other public safety issues, according to the San Francisco Mayor's Office.