Sarah Wright
236 Articles published
PG&E To Hike Energy Bills—on Top of Already Sky-High Rates
Bay Area Cities Just Lost Zoning Control. See the Wildest Homes That Could Come to Your Neighborhood
Bay Area Rakes in Federal Funds for Road Safety as Traffic Deaths Hit Record Highs
Eye-Popping PG&E Bills Roll In as Gas Prices Spike
Steph Curry Says ‘Not in My Backyard’ to New Homes in Swanky Bay Area Suburb
Riders Aren’t Crowding Onto Central Subway—That’s Why Commuters Like It
Developers Ready To Pounce as Bay Area Cities Fall Behind on Housing Deadline
Future of Iconic Coastal Road in Doubt Following January Storms
SF Housing Plan Passes, but Faces Tight Timeline and Tough Road to Implementation
What To Know About SF’s Plan To Create 82,000 New Homes
San Francisco Looks To Hike Penalties for Illegal Construction
Residents of 3 More California Counties Can Apply for Federal Disaster Relief
California Waives Tax Penalties for Businesses Hit by Storms
‘Somebody Has To Help Us’: Bay Area Residents on the Hook for Thousands in Storm Damages
City Offers Small Business Flood Relief After Major Storms
Bay Area Residents Face Sticker Shock as Energy Prices Spike
Pedestrian Killed in San Francisco Is Second Traffic Death This Year
State Won’t Cut Homelessness Funding—but Demands Results
California To Ask Feds To Fund Cash-Strapped Transit Agencies
San Francisco Could Sweeten the Pot for Converting Empty Offices to Housing
Newsom Proposes Budget Cuts as State Faces $22B Deficit
Breed Declares ‘Retroactive’ Emergency Due to Heavy Rain
Why Have So Many Ski Lifts Been Closed Lately?
Supervisor Looks To Overhaul Contracting for Big City Construction Projects
Office Vacancies Keep Climbing as Recession Threat Looms
Insurance Claims Pile Up as Rainstorm Slams Bay Area
Wet Weather Could Help Bay Area Water Shortage—But Will It Solve Drought?
Lyft Wants To Install Nine New Bikeshare Stations in the Sunset
Newsom Declares State of Emergency as Rainstorm Pummels State
SF Officials Warn of Flooding, Power Outages as Storm Approaches
Heavy Rain Expected To Cause Delays in Bay Area Transit
This Year Was Big for Housing in San Francisco. Next Year Will Be Even Bigger
7 California Laws That Go Into Effect in 2023
A (Former) Local’s Guide to Winter in North Lake Tahoe
Bay Area Transit Agencies Are Teetering Over a Fiscal Cliff. Who Will Save Them?
Got Skiing Sticker Shock? Here’s How To Save a Few Bucks Skiing Tahoe
Guess How Much It Will Cost To Ski in Tahoe Over the Holidays?
Just One Bay Area City is Pro-Housing So Far, State Says
San Francisco Looks Headed for State Housing Approvals—If City Leaders Sign Off on New Plan
Meet Producers Behind SF Cop Show Who Made Films for the CIA, Air Force, FBI
SF Supervisors Rally for $5.5M for Wellness Hubs After Plan Stalls
The Bay Area Housing Recession Is Already Here
SF Investigators Found Beds at Twitter HQ. Here’s What Happens Next
San Francisco Crash Kills Motorcyclist, Injures Driver
Man Arrested After Bay Area Woman Lost Eye in Attack Defending Special Needs Boy
San Francisco Muni Shooting Suspect Charged With Murder
God’s Plan: New California Housing Law Could Unlock 40K Acres for Homes
Sen. Scott Wiener Blames Charlie Kirk Tweets for Bomb Threat
‘Whitewashing’ Fears as SFPD Reality TV Show Producer Made Films for the CIA
‘No Killer Robots!’: Protesters Rage Against SFPD and City Hall
City Officials, Swimmers To Rally for Funds To Rebuild San Francisco Pier
Crypto Bank Kraken Cuts Nearly a Third of Staff as Market Cools
BART ‘Is Not Eliminating Weekend Service,’ Says Director
Is the Great Highway’s Partial Closure Here for Good?
Muni Fare Inspectors Are Out in Force After Pandemic Pause
San Francisco’s Scooter Crackdown Means Play Nice or Get Out
Elon Musk Reinstates Trump’s Twitter Account
Central Subway Opens to Fanfare As Trains Depart for Historic First Ride
Twitter Teeters As Employees Quit En Masse
City Leaders Scrutinize New Housing Plan, One Calling It Futile
Housing Activists Plot Their Next Move as Ballot Measure Fails
SF’s Last Chance To Prove It Can Build 82K Homes Just Dropped, Here’s What Could Go Wrong
YIMBY’s Next Big Move: Prove San Francisco Is Breaking Housing Law
New Election Results: Housing Measure Prop. D Still Slightly Behind
Ski Season Is Officially Here: Tahoe Resorts Open for Holiday Weekend
Musk Orders Twitter Employees Back to the Office, Citing ‘Dire’ Economic Outlook
SF Voters Starkly Divided by Neighborhood on Rival Housing Measures
Matt Dorsey Leads Honey Mahogany by Wide Margin
Housing Factions Lock Horns as Prop. D Is Too Close To Call
SF Voters Head to the Polls in Pivotal General Election
San Francisco Muni Housing Plans Branded ‘Ugly’
Lyft, Stripe Make Sweeping Layoffs, Adding to Tech Cutbacks
