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SF Residents Find a Way to Oppose $50 Million in Free Park Upgrades
San Francisco has done it again. Someone is offering to spend $50 million to fix up a neglected public park, and locals…
750 New Child Care Subsidies Are Coming — But Let's Talk About the Fine Print
Mayor Daniel Lurie announced this week that 750 new child care subsidies will be available to San Francisco families…
A Crypto Billionaire Wants to Fix Your Thanksgiving Crab Situation
If you've spent a Thanksgiving in San Francisco, you know the drill: Dungeness crab is supposed to be on the table.
When Campaign Consultants and Advocacy Groups Get a Little Too Cozy
Here's a fun exercise in San Francisco political mechanics: try to figure out where the mayor's campaign apparatus ends…
Block a Bridge, Win a Felony: The Golden Gate Protest That Should Surprise No One
Here's a concept that apparently needs re-explaining in 2025: if you shut down one of the most iconic — and critical —…
Anti‑Prop D Ads Are Running 'Progress' Footage From 2019 and Hoping You Won't Notice
Here's a fun little exercise in political honesty: the campaign ads running against Proposition D — the measure…
When Protest Becomes the Product: The Professional Activist Class
There's a certain breed of San Franciscan who has turned protest into a full-time career — not a last resort, not a…
Your Supervisor Wants to Teach You How City Hall Actually Works — And It's Free
Here's something you don't see every day: a San Francisco supervisor actually trying to make local government less…
California's 'Tax the Rich' Crusade: Making Sure the Rich Leave Before You Can Tax Them
California's never-ending quest to squeeze more revenue out of high earners is once again making national headlines —…
San Francisco's Brilliant Anti‑Litter Strategy: Remove the Trash Cans
Residents in the Richmond District have noticed something missing along Clement Street and California Street — and no…
SF's Political Circus Now Includes a Mystery Attack Van, Because Of Course It Does
San Francisco politics has always been theatrical, but the congressional race to succeed Rep.
SF School Board Candidates Finally Ask the Question Parents Have Been Screaming for Years
Every spring, thousands of San Francisco parents sit down at their computers and enter what might be the most…
Lafayette Teen Arrested for Shooting Flock Cameras — And the Internet Is Cheering
A Lafayette teenager has been arrested for allegedly going on a vandalism spree targeting Flock surveillance cameras…
SF Wants to Expand Paid Family Leave — But Who's Actually Paying?
San Francisco is once again positioning itself as the vanguard of worker benefits.
Wiener Leads Pelosi Seat Race by 18 Points — But Check Who Paid for the Poll
Scott Wiener is pulling away in the race to succeed Nancy Pelosi in Congress — at least according to a poll that comes…
Ex‑SFPD Chief Heads Back to School — On Your Dime, Naturally
Here's a sentence that should make every San Francisco taxpayer do a double take: former interim SFPD Chief Paul Yep…
California's Billionaire Tax Brawl: Three Bad Ideas for the Price of One
California's political class has done it again.
SFPUC Wants You to Pay for Its Electrification Dreams
The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission has a bold new idea for its citywide electrification push: let the…
Hillary Ronen Lands Softly at La Raza Centro Legal, Because of Course She Does
Former District 9 Supervisor Hillary Ronen is back from her extended Spanish holiday and ready to get back to work —…
Billionaire Endorses Billionaire, Calls Him 'Opposite' of Oligarchs
In a development that practically writes its own satire, Pacific Heights megadonor Susie Tompkins Buell — co-founder of…
Oakland PD Can't Fill Its Ranks — And the Pay Math Explains Why
Oakland PD is once again trying to recruit officers, touting its pay progression and overtime opportunities to lure…
Oakland Gets to Keep 'San Francisco' in Its Airport Name, and Nobody Wins
After two years of legal wrangling, taxpayer-funded attorneys, and what can only be described as the pettiest turf war…
Castro Rally Sounds the Alarm on LGBTQ Health Cuts — But Who's Asking the Hard Budget Questions?
Advocates packed the Castro this week to protest proposed cuts to LGBTQ health programs, warning that reductions to…
SF Wants to Expand Paid Parental Leave — But Who's Actually Paying for It?
San Francisco is at it again — leading the charge on workplace benefits that sound great in a press release but deserve…