Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

Donors have funneled $1.6M into an obscure March race. That’s a big problem, says watchdog

Politics

Candidates are exploiting a massive fundraising loophole that allows them to raise unlimited sums, according to the head of the Ethics Commission. 

Daniel Lurie

Opinion: ‘People don’t fear consequences in San Francisco’—mayoral hopeful Lurie on Waymo arson

Opinion

After people watched as a Waymo was set afire, mayoral candidate Daniel Lurie says city leaders have let crime get out of control. 

Senior Investigations Reporter

Michael Barba

Sf police commission considers ordering chief to reverse course on cutting ties with DA Chesa Boudin

News

Chief Scott made the decision last week to pull the police out of an agreement which made the DA’s office the primary investigators of police shootings. Now, he’s facing criticism from the civilian Police Commission, who say they were blindsided by his decision.

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

Food Editor 

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Culture Reporter 

Sam Mondros

The annoying cultural trends we’re happy to leave behind in 2024

Culture

From celebrity lookalike contests to QR code menus, our resolution is to forget these things existed. 

Political Reporter

Mike Ege

San Francisco judges denounce tough-on-crime challengers

Backlash over the court’s response to San Francisco’s drug crisis has inspired challenges to two local judicial elections.


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Donors have funneled $1.6M into an obscure March race. That’s a big problem, says watchdog

Opinion: ‘People don’t fear consequences in San Francisco’—mayoral hopeful Lurie on Waymo arson

Sf police commission considers ordering chief to reverse course on cutting ties with DA Chesa Boudin

The annoying cultural trends we’re happy to leave behind in 2024

San Francisco judges denounce tough-on-crime challengers