Politics
City watchdog launches inquiry into Lurie’s controversial OpenGov deal
The Board of Supervisors’ Budget and Legislative Analyst is looking into the origins of the $5.9 million software contract.
‘They’re going to hate this’: Billionaire Tom Steyer jumps into crowded governor’s race
In a campaign announcement video, the 2020 presidential candidate said he would take on Sacramento politicians who are “afraid to change up this system.”
Wiener’s ‘No Kings Act’ would let Californians sue feds for violating rights
The state senator’s bill would make it easier for individuals to seek monetary damages from federal, state, and local officers.
Eighth graders want to take algebra. SF hasn’t honored a pledge to bring it back
The “math wars” never ended. These middle schools are on the front lines.
