SF City Beat

(Lisa Maree Williams/Stringer via Getty Images) (SAN FRANCISCO) San Francisco music festival Noise Pop's 20th Street Block Party revealed its full lineup on Thursday, which includes a mix of local and national talent, and opened up reservations.

(SAN FRANCISCO) San Francisco Mayor London Breed and Director of Health Dr. Grant Colfax announced on Thursday that the city would require proof of full COVID-19 vaccination at bars, restaurants, gyms and other high-contact indoor settings.

(Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) (SAN FRANCISCO) A boy of unknown age was shot in San Francisco’s Union Square on Tuesday, allegedly after two groups of young people got into an argument that escalated.

(Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) (SAN FRANCISCO) The San Francisco Unified School District on Tuesday announced that starting next month, all 10,000 of the district's staff will be required to receive the COVID-19 vaccine or undergo weekly testing.

(Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) (SAN FRANCISCO) With the surge in cases of the highly transmissible delta variant, some parents in San Francisco say they don’t want their kids back in classrooms this fall and the school district is allowing it.

(Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) (SAN FRANCISCO) After San Francisco issued a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for city workers, nearly 200 city employees refuse to get vaccinated and comply withprotocols like testing and mask-wearing, unless their demands are met, NBC Bay Area reports.

(Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) (SAN FRANCISCO) Zynga is the latest large tech company in San Francisco shutting down headquarters and plans to sublease the space, the San Francisco Business Times reports.

(Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) (SAN FRANCISCO) Lord Stanley,a European restaurant in Russian Hill, is closing and turning into a pop-up series, Eater SF reports. The Michelin-starred restaurant on the corner of Polk and Broadway streets will offer its last service Sept. 4.

(Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) (SAN FRANCISCO) A carjacking at gunpoint took place near the Westfield San Francisco Centre mall on Thursday, KRON 4 reports. Police said a man and woman in their 20s were sitting in their vehicle in the area of Mission Street and Jessie West around 4 p.m. when two suspects pointed firearms at them and forced them out of the car. The suspects went inside the car and left the scene.

(Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) (SAN FRANCISCO) A father mourning the loss of his 16-year-old daughter in San Francisco's Bayview District is asking for the killer to come forward, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

(San Francisco Police Department) (SAN FRANCISCO) The San Francisco Police Department on Wednesday posted a photo of a woman leaning out the passenger seat of a moving car while holding an AK47.

(San Francisco Police Department) (SAN FRANCISCO) The San Francisco Police Department on Wednesday asked for the public's assistance in locating a driver involved in a hit-and-run collision.

(Jon Cherry/Getty Images) (SAN FRANCISCO) In San Francisco, people who were given Johnson & Johnson's single-shot Janssen COVID-19 vaccination are allowed to receive a supplemental vaccination.

(Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) (SAN FRANCISCO) On Tuesday in San Francisco’s Potrero Hill neighborhood, a man was struck by an alleged drunk driver. KRON 4 reported the collision occurred at 8:36 p.m. in the area of 23rd and DeHaro streets.

(Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) (SAN FRANCISCO) San Francisco Mayor London Breed has agreed to pay a $22,792 city fine for a series of ethics violations while in office, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

(Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) (SAN FRANCISCO) Beginning Tuesday with the Park and West Portal library locations, San Francisco Public Library will reopen 11 neighborhood branches for full in-person service by Aug. 17.

(Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) (SAN FRANCISCO) A new mask mandate for vaccinated and non-vaccinated San Francisco residents is in effect Tuesday to help curb transmission from the Delta variant of the coronavirus.

(Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) (SAN FRANCISCO) With businesses and workplaces reopening across the Bay Area, BART has nearly returned to pre-pandemic levels, KRON 4 reports. BART increased train service by 76% for a total of 875 hours every weekday compared to only 498 hours in mid-July.

(Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) (SAN FRANCISCO) Police in San Francisco arrested a man who allegedly struck an 88-year-old pedestrian as she crossed the street near Alamo Square then drove off, KPIX 5 reports.

(Drew Angerer/Getty Images) (SAN FRANCISCO) The commonly used opioid reversal drug naloxone or Narcan has already been administered more than 4,200 times in San Francisco in 2021, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.