Culture Reporter 

Sam Mondros

Angry San Francisco homeowners plot to kill city’s rezoning plan

Politics

Neighborhoods United SF, an anti-development group, is accused of fear-mongering in its quest to block rezoning.  

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

SF cop ran nonprofit taking kids to Africa. Then investigators started asking questions

News

Questions have been raised about why a full time sworn SFPD officer was running his own nonprofit instead of doing regular police work.

Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

As APEC looms, San Francisco’s Filipino American community criticizes summit’s legacy

The conference’s restriction zone is squarely within the heart of the city’s Filipino American cultural district.

Editor-at-Large

Adam Lashinsky

Opinion: Daniel Lurie threaded a political needle in the mayor’s race

Opinion

To push aside London Breed, Daniel Lurie had to embrace a contradiction. He would appear to voters as both outsider and insider.

News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

Breed’s housing measure heads to November ballot, while a competing proposal looms

Mayor London Breed’s housing will qualify for a November election, but it’s one of potentially several housing-related measures voters may be asked to consider this fall. 

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Angry San Francisco homeowners plot to kill city’s rezoning plan

SF cop ran nonprofit taking kids to Africa. Then investigators started asking questions

As APEC looms, San Francisco’s Filipino American community criticizes summit’s legacy

Opinion: Daniel Lurie threaded a political needle in the mayor’s race

Breed’s housing measure heads to November ballot, while a competing proposal looms