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A Heat Advisory is in effect for San Francisco from October 3, 11 AM – October 4, 10PM. Take steps to stay safe in the heat:
• Drink water and take breaks from the heat
• If your home is uncomfortably hot, consider visiting an air-conditioned public space to cool off, such as libraries, shopping malls, community centers, or swimming pools.
• Open windows safely to prevent falls (use screens/guards, open from the top if possible, and always supervise children around open windows)
• Use fans to circulate air
• Check in with neighbors, especially older adults, people with disabilities, and those living alone.
• If heading to the beach to cool off, watch for strong currents and extremely cold water. Swim only where lifeguards are present.
More heat safety tips and resources: sf.gov/heat
Advertencia de calor en vigor para San Francisco October 3, 11 AM – October 4, 10PM. Tome medidas para mantenerse a salvo en el calor:
• Beba agua y descanse para evitar el calor
• Abra las ventanas con cuidado para evitar caídas (use mosquiteros o protectores, ábralas por la parte superior si es posible y siempre supervise a los niños cuando tenga las ventanas abiertas)
• Use ventiladores para que circule el aire
• Esté al tanto de sus vecinos, particularmente las personas mayores, las personas con discapacidad y quienes vivan solas.
• Si va a la playa para refrescarse, tenga cuidado con las corrientes fuertes y el agua extremadamente fría. Nade únicamente en las zonas donde haya salvavidas.
Más consejos y recursos para la seguridad contra el calor: sf.gov/heat
三藩市現正生效酷熱警示October 3, 11AM – October 4, 10PM。請採取以下防暑措施：
• 多飲水，並適時到陰涼地方休息
• 開窗時請注意安全，以防跌落（使用紗窗或防護裝置，並盡量從上方開窗，時刻看管在窗邊的兒童）
• 使用風扇促進空氣流通
• 留意鄰居的情況，尤其是長者、殘疾人士及獨居人士
• 如前往海灘消暑，請留意強勁水流及極低水溫，並只在有救生員當值的地點游泳。
更多高溫安全提示及資源：sf.gov/zh-hant/extreme-heat
May Heat Advisory na nakataas ngayon para sa San Francisco October 3, 11am- October 4, 10PM. Gumawa ng mga kaukulang hakbang para manatiling ligtas mula sa init ng panahon:
Mga dagdag na tip laban sa init ng panahon at mga pagkukunan ng tulong: sf.gov/heat
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The shelter in place order has been lifted in the area of California Street between Sansome Street and Davis Street. Emergency crews are clear of the scene.
Expect residual traffic delays and allow for additional travel time. For live traffic information visit 511.org/.
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ALERTSF: Shelter in place in the area of California Street between Sansome Street and Davis Street due to Fire Activity. Emergency crews are on scene.
If you are in the vicinity, shelter in place means
- Close and lock all windows and exterior doors.
- It is ideal to have a hard-wired telephone in the room you select. Call your emergency contact and have the phone available if you need to report a life-threatening condition. Cellular telephone equipment may be overwhelmed or damaged during an emergency.
Follow the instructions of public safety units in the area.
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update: we have a four block radius of 150 California St. due to an abundance of caution. The sidewalks have been roped off as well with caution tape continue to avoid the area.
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We are in contact with PG&E regarding the incident impacting the 100–200 block of California Street. The outage footprint may expand, so please prepare now for possible additional power outages.
Sf.gov/power-outages
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VAULT FIRE – 100-200 CALIFORNIA STREET
At approximately 0604 hours, the San Francisco Fire Department responded to reports of a VAULT FIRE at 100-200 block of California Street with smoke coming from several nearby vaults.
The immediate area has been evacuated and the surrounding area has been cordoned off.
There is a power outage in the area associated with this incident.
As a precaution, a Shelter in Place has been issued for:
100-200 California Street
100-200 Front Street
PG&E is on scene assisting in mitigating this incident.
The San Francisco Fire Department has a presence on scene as we work to resolve this incident. Please avoid the area and follow instructions from public safety officials.
SUSPECTED VAULT FIRE – 150 California Street
The San Francisco Fire Department is currently on scene for a SUSPECTED VAULT FIRE at 150 California Street. Initial reports are of smoke in a basement, possibly in a vault at this location.
There is a power outage in the area associated with this incident.
This is isolated to this single location with no reported injuries at this time.
As a precaution, a Shelter in Place has been issued for:
100-200 California Street
100-200 Front Street
The San Francisco Fire Department has a heavy presence on scene as we investigate this incident. Please avoid the area and follow instructions from public safety officials.
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STREETSIDE UNDERGROUND VAULT INCIDENT – 100-200 CALIFORNIA STREET
MEDIA STAGING WITH SFFD PIO IS AT SACRAMENTO AND FRONT
At approximately 0604 hours, the San Francisco Fire Department responded to reports of a STREET SIDE UNDERGROUND VAULT INCIDENT in the 100-200 block of California Street with smoke coming from several nearby vaults.
Unified Command has been established with PD, FD, and PG&E.
The immediate area has been evacuated and the surrounding area has been cordoned off.
Two vaults in the footprint just experienced an eruption isolated to the vault. PG&E is shutting down additional power, which will affect more locations in the area.
There is a power outage in the area associated with this incident.
As a precaution, a Shelter in Place has been issued for:
100-200 California Street
100-200 Front Street
There are no reported injuries at this time.
The San Francisco Fire Department has a heavy presence on scene. Please avoid the area and follow instructions from public safety officials.
VAULT FIRE – 100-200 CALIFORNIA STREET
At approximately 0604 hours, the San Francisco Fire Department responded to reports of a VAULT FIRE at 100-200 block of California Street with smoke coming from several nearby vaults.
The immediate area has been evacuated and the surrounding area has been cordoned off.
There is a power outage in the area associated with this incident.
As a precaution, a Shelter in Place has been issued for:
100-200 California Street
100-200 Front Street
PG&E is on scene assisting in mitigating this incident.
The San Francisco Fire Department has a presence on scene as we work to resolve this incident. Please avoid the area and follow instructions from public safety officials.
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*Reminder for tomorrow 9/23/2026*
Prescribed burn on Angel Island
parks.ca.gov/NewsRelease/158…
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It’s National Preparedness Month! Emergencies don’t stop at city limits and preparedness shouldn’t either.
We teamed up with @cityofsouthsanfrancisco, @sffdpio, @SFFDNERT and @ssffiredept to build a go-bag together, one essential at a time.
Start with what you have. Add what your need. Get prepared before an emergency.
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☀️Warmer weather is expected on Wednesday.☀️
As temperatures rise, remember to use caution around open windows. Always supervise children and pets when they are near windows, and make sure windows are securely closed when not in use.
Stay safe and enjoy the warmer weather!
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Where else can you come face-to-face w/ a one-eyed weasel, make art, watch model trains & then head outside to explore nature—all for free? Celebrate 75 years of the @randallmuseum (199 Museum Way) on Sunday, 9/27 from 1-5PM. Learn more here: tinyurl.com/2thf7j2r
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On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, we remember Betty Ann Ong, the flight attendant aboard Flight 11 who made the first call alerting authorities to the hijacking. Her bravery & legacy live on at Betty Ann Ong Rec Center in Chinatown, where she grew up & played as a child:
"Never forget, never forget Betty." Those words from the family of Betty Ann Ong. Ong was the first person to alert authorities of the terrorist attack on September 11, 2001. Her bravery on that day made her a national hero. trib.al/6ICmaM3
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25 years ago today, nearly 3,000 lives were taken in a single morning. Today, we remember those who died, the families who lost loved ones, the communities who lost friends, and the first responders who gave everything to save others.
Our city has a direct connection to the September 11th attacks and the people who stepped up in the aftermath. 25 years ago, United Airlines Flight 93 was scheduled to fly from New Jersey to SFO, carrying San Franciscans and Bay Area residents who never made it back home. They fought against the hijackers and lost their lives preventing another attack. We remembered all of those lives at an early morning ceremony in San Francisco today.
In the days after September 11th, 13 members of the San Francisco Fire Department—including now-Fire Chief Dean Crispen—boarded the first commercial flight allowed out of San Francisco. They went straight to New York and worked in the pit for a week, shoulder to shoulder with their brothers and sisters in uniform.
Their service reflects something deeply rooted in San Francisco: when our neighbors need help, we show up.
September 11th will always be a day of grief. But it is also a day of gratitude—for those we lost, those who ran toward danger, and the first responders who continue to serve our communities every day.
San Francisco will never forget.
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In San Francisco, we are bringing accountability to our homelessness system. We will run a new competitive process to redo every one of the city’s homelessness services contracts. Reforms will include:
➡️ Every contract will be focused on client outcomes.
➡️ We are going to link payment to performance so we know we are paying for results—not expenses or inputs.
➡️ Our sites will be good neighbors in the communities they serve, helping those who are struggling and our residents who deserve safe and clean streets.
This is about delivering better services for those struggling with homelessness and addiction and better results for all San Franciscans. Through this process, we will be in close conversation with the community and providers who do this important work. – at San Francisco, CA
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San Francisco is on track to set a new tourism spending record of nearly $10 billion this year—surpassing the previous high from 2019.
In 2027, visitor spending is projected to reach another record of $10.6 billion as we welcome Vogue World, the WNBA All-Star Game, SailGP, and more. These visitors and events support tens of thousands of jobs and small businesses—and generate revenue for clean and safe streets, public transportation, parks, and other essential city services.
Millions of visitors are seeing what San Franciscans already know: there is no place like San Francisco.
Thank you to SF Travel for hosting today’s Visitor Impact Summit and for helping us welcome the world to our city. – at San Francisco, CA
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Visiting San Francisco for the Pokémon World Championships? Sign up for emergency alerts via WhatsApp at tinyurl.com/whatsappSF2026.
More information and neighborhood-specific alerts via AlertSF at sf.gov/alerts
🎮⚡The #Pokémon World Championships are almost here! August 28-30, San Francisco is ready to welcome trainers, players, and fans from around the world.
Visit #ShopDine SF to explore our Pokémon guide & start building your San Francisco adventure. sf.gov/shop-dine-pokemon-cha…
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San Francisco… it's kinda chic. #BelieveInSF
🔗 Tap the link to see what else is kinda chic in SF.
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