Investigations Editor

Matt Smith

Search for Russian oligarch wealth hits a wall in SF, thanks to city’s disregard for public records laws

Politics

The SF assessor-recorder’s high fees and limited access to public records make it all but impossible to chase down money launderers who hide their cash in local real estate.

Politics Reporter

Han Li

‘Nobody wants this’: Opposition mounting in Chinatown to sober housing plan

News

Business owners say they were caught off guard by the project and worry it will bring trouble to the tourist hot spot.

Political Reporter

Mike Ege

Once ‘a joy to behold,’ public comment at San Francisco City Hall takes jarring turn

San Francisco was once famed for its colorful gadflies, but times have changed. 

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

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News Reporter

David Sjostedt

Lurie’s vow to end street homelessness in 6 months was ‘slip-up,’ says adviser

The mayor has been mum on his ambitious campaign pledge since taking office.

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

With graffiti penalties on the horizon, SF business owners could soon have a new weapon against tagging

Business

The planned end of a pandemic pause on fines for San Francisco businesses that fail to clean up graffiti has some lawmakers floating a new solution.

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Search for Russian oligarch wealth hits a wall in SF, thanks to city’s disregard for public records laws

‘Nobody wants this’: Opposition mounting in Chinatown to sober housing plan

Once ‘a joy to behold,’ public comment at San Francisco City Hall takes jarring turn

Lurie’s vow to end street homelessness in 6 months was ‘slip-up,’ says adviser

With graffiti penalties on the horizon, SF business owners could soon have a new weapon against tagging