San Francisco will begin dismantling the Vaillancourt Fountain on Monday, clearing the way for a broader Embarcadero Plaza redesign after months of legal and political fights.

Trump removed all six presidential appointees from the Presidio Trust board, but the self-funded park is unlikely to see immediate operational changes or closure.

Organizers tied to the 2025 recall of former Supervisor Joel Engardio are launching a citywide signature drive for a November 2026 ballot measure that would reopen the Upper Great Highway to cars on weekdays and keep it car-free on weekends.

A San Francisco Superior Court judge rejected a lawsuit seeking to undo Proposition K and reopen the Upper Great Highway to private cars. The ruling reinforces that the fight over Sunset Dunes should move from courtrooms back to public policy—and real-world operations.

Our long national nightmare is (almost) over - SF Rec & Park has formally requested the removal of the Vaillancourt Fountain.

The Board of Supervisors voted 10–1 to allow the city to implement parking fees in Golden Gate Park.

Today, Mayor Lurie and Supervisor Mahmood announced that Golden City Football Club is coming to Kezar Stadium, bringing with them $10M in upgrades.

The San Francisco Parks Alliance, a key nonprofit supporting city parks, is dissolving after the former director misused millions in restricted funds.

Past leadership let costs outrun revenue and dozens of partner projects are on hold while the Parks Alliance seeks bridge loans and renegotiates grants.