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D4's Candidate Carousel: When 'Law and Order' Only Applies When It's Convenient
District 4 voters are gearing up for another election cycle, and if the early returns on candidate quality are any…
London Breed's Scandal Sheet: A Refresher for Anyone Who Forgot
London Breed has been out of the mayor's office for over a year now, and yet her administration keeps finding ways to…
The Self‑Appointed Country Club Squatting on Your Public Tennis Courts
Here's a fun civics question: What do you call it when a private group charges membership fees, sells merch, runs a…
SF's Economy Hits an 'Inflection Point' — But Let's Not Pop the Champagne Yet
San Francisco's economy may have finally turned a corner.
SF Commission Finds Urgent New Priority: Banning Hamster Sales
In a city where open-air drug markets operate with impunity and small businesses are fleeing at record pace, an SF…
San Quentin's Rehab Rebrand: Will This Time Actually Be Different?
San Quentin is getting a makeover — at least on the inside.
The Feds Come Knocking: FBI Probing London Breed Corruption Allegations
Federal investigators are reportedly asking questions about whether former San Francisco Mayor London Breed traded a…
Ex‑City Planner Says They Were Intimidated for Questioning a Lurie‑Linked Permit Deal. Color Us Unsurprised.
Here's a story that should make every San Franciscan's ears perk up: a former city planner is alleging they faced…
SF School Board Candidates Face the Ethnic Studies Question — And Most Dodge It
The San Francisco school board race is heating up, and one of the litmus tests for candidates this cycle is a…
The Presidio's New Board: MAGA Donors' Club or Business as Usual?
The Trump administration has restacked the Presidio Trust board with a roster heavy on tech-world connections…
SF's Economy Hits an 'Inflection Point' — But Let's Not Break Out the Champagne Yet
The San Francisco Controller's office is signaling something city residents haven't heard in a while: cautious optimism.
Walgreens Allegedly Tried to Stiff Workers on Back Pay During SF Layoffs
Here's a fun look at corporate accountability — or the lack thereof.
State Supreme Court May Have Just Blown Up SF's Fireworks Murder Case
Here's a question that cuts to the heart of criminal accountability: If someone dies because of illegal fireworks, and…
Matt Mahan Wants to Regulate Big Tech — With Big Tech's Money
San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan is running for governor, and he's got a pitch that requires some serious cognitive…
SFUSD Had One Job: Launch a Mandarin Immersion School. They Couldn't Even Do That Right.
San Francisco Unified School District was supposed to debut its first Mandarin-language immersion school next year with…
Seven Candidates Walk Into a San Francisco Debate. Nobody Walks Out the Winner.
Seven candidates for California governor crowded onto a San Francisco stage Thursday night for the final debate before…
The Presidio Trust Gets Six New Board Members. Does It Even Matter?
The White House just named six new members to the Presidio Trust Board of Directors, and the lineup reads like a…
Five Repeat Retail Thieves Arrested — Again. Guess What Happens Next.
San Francisco police arrested five individuals tied to repeated retail theft — and when you look at their rap sheets…
Measure B: When Everyone From Left to Right Agrees Something Stinks
Here's something you don't see every day in San Francisco politics: a broad coalition — spanning the ideological…
SF Schools Chief Gets Her Congressional Close‑Up
San Francisco's Department of Children, Youth and Their Families chief Maria Su has been called to testify before…
A Good Nurse Almost Lost Everything Because Washington Can't Get Its Act Together
A Kaiser nurse right here in San Francisco — someone who shows up every day to take care of patients, pays her taxes…
Lowell's Black Enrollment Crisis Isn't About Lowell — It's About Everything Before It
Just seven Black students plan to enroll as freshmen at Lowell High School this fall.
SF Finally Admits It Has Too Many Committees About Committees
In a city where government bloat isn't a bug but a feature, the Board of Supervisors just did something genuinely…
District 4 Race: Sunset Voters Deserve More Than Night Market Vibes and Billionaire Boogeymen
The District 4 supervisor race is heating up in the Sunset, and so far the discourse is split between two equally…