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BART Just Had Its Best Month Since the Pandemic. It's Also Borrowing $88 Million to Stay Solvent.
In May 2026, BART logged 202,650 average weekday trips — its highest since before the pandemic.
Five Minutes on the Clock, One Impatient Owner: What Mike Dunleavy Was Actually Doing in the Warriors' Draft Room
The camera found Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy mid-gesture, phone already in hand, his boss Joe Lacob pacing a tight circle…
Decades of Racist Jury‑Rigging in Alameda County Now Carries a $572 Million Price Tag
Two men who spent a combined 64 years on California's Death Row after being convicted in trials where prosecutors…
The Airport That Generates $85 Billion Says Contractor Wages Are None of Its Business
Two weeks after San Francisco International Airport released a report boasting $85 billion in regional economic impact…
Five Years Suppressed, Then Released — Vallejo's Badge‑Bending Report Delivers Paper‑Thin Accountability
Vallejo on Tuesday finally released a long-buried investigation confirming what many already knew: department officers…
PG&E CEO Promised Flat Bills. California's Consumer Watchdog Sees $840 More Per Year by 2030.
California's ratepayer advocate has forecast that typical PG&E customers could be paying $840 more per year by 2030 — a…
Fielder Returns to District 9 With a Specific Agenda — and a Story She's Willing to Tell
Jackie Fielder will be back at City Hall on Sunday, three months after a mental health collapse sent her to the…
The Giants Chose Silence. On Tuesday, Posey Made It Official.
Buster Posey held his first press availability since the Giants' Pride Night controversy became a national story — and…
Washington Killed Pacifica's Seawall Money. Surfers Have a Different Idea.
The pier cracked. The cafe where surfers plotted their fix was demolished. The federal grant Pacifica had been…
Oakland Controls Its Airport. It Can't Stop the Weapons.
For nearly a year, activists have documented hundreds of military cargo shipments — including F-35 bomb-release systems…
Herrera's SFPUC Exit Leaves SF's Public Power Future in Lurie's Hands
Dennis Herrera is leaving the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission in December, closing a 25-year run in city…
San Mateo Cracked the Downtown Revival Code. San Francisco Hasn't Called.
When San Mateo wanted to revive its downtown, it didn't wait for a grant or a ballot measure — its merchants voted to…
While Bay Area Cities Drop Flock, SF's Crypto‑Funded Surveillance Hub Integrates Deeper
Four Bay Area municipalities and Santa Clara County have canceled or frozen contracts with Flock Safety since federal…
Merchants Accuse SFMTA of Shelving Ocean Avenue Red Lanes to Protect November Ballot Measure
A newly formed merchants group is calling SFMTA's decision to delay Ocean Avenue's transit-only red lanes a political…
Nob Hill Building Was Sold on Its Eviction Potential. The Tenants Got the Notice.
The sales listing for 1120 Jackson St. promised buyers "224% rental upside achievable through unit turnover." Within…
EPA's Retroactive Reclassification of California Clean Air Waivers Faces Lawsuit
California's attorney general filed suit Monday to block an unprecedented EPA move that retroactively redefines the…
A San Jose Engineer Just Cracked Adobe's Tower Puzzle — Three Years After It Launched
Brian Vincent, a software engineer from San Jose, has solved the third Adobe Semaphore puzzle — a cryptographic…
Berkeley's Tuesday Budget Vote Could Save a 43‑Year Tenant's Home — or Let the Market Have It
A 23-unit Berkeley apartment complex where some residents have lived for more than four decades went on the market in…
Clipper's Oversight Board Cancelled Its June Meeting With No Explanation. The Stated Reason: FIFA.
The Clipper Executive Board cancelled its meeting this week without any public explanation, sidelining the body…
Lurie's New Chief of Staff Wrote the Law That Lets Him Spend Private Money
The aide Mayor Daniel Lurie just elevated to chief of staff, Aly Bonde, is the person who drafted his first major piece…
'Stronger Muni for All' Is Mayor Lurie's Committee — and Its Three Biggest Funders Are OpenAI, Anthropic and Ripple
The campaign to tax San Francisco property owners for Muni calls itself "Stronger Muni for All" and sells a coalition…
Midjourney Is Collecting Body Scans Now. No FDA Approval. No Listed Price. No Disclosed Data Policy.
The AI company that gave the world machine-generated imagery is now after something more intimate — your full biometric…
VTA Was Warned in 2019. It Didn't Listen. Now a Grand Jury Is Sounding the Same Alarm on a $12.75 Billion BART Extension.
A Santa Clara County civil grand jury has declared that the Valley Transportation Authority has no credible plan to…
Bay Area Road Funding Is About to Fall Off Two Cliffs at Once
A new national research report finds deficient roads and traffic congestion already cost the average Bay Area driver…