Reporter

Sarah Wright

SF’s power position in the water wars means few local drought restrictions. But can it last?

Politics

Despite statewide drought, city residents remain insulated from shortages.


Business Reporter

Jillian D’Onfro

Japantown is a rare post-pandemic success story. Can it last?

Business

Japantown’s small businesses have thrived in the past year, unlike those elsewhere in SF. Merchants weigh in on the anomaly. 


Express Desk Reporter

Max Harrison-Caldwell

No shit! City department considers slashing popular potty program

News

As city agencies scour their budgets for items to cut, the Department of Public Works has set its eyes on the Pit Stop program.

Under pressure, SF school board passes budget plan to stave off state takeover

Facing a $125 million budget shortfall, the Board of Education adopted a plan that shows the state that the district is prepared to make cuts to balance its books next year. 

Sports Reporter

David Lombardi

One linebacker returns and another quits — a final letdown in the 49ers’ season from hell

Sports

It seems impossibly ironic that De'Vondre Campbell was the player the 49ers picked to fill in for Dre Greenlaw. Last night, that decision symbolized a doomed season.

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SF’s power position in the water wars means few local drought restrictions. But can it last?

Japantown is a rare post-pandemic success story. Can it last?

No shit! City department considers slashing popular potty program

Under pressure, SF school board passes budget plan to stave off state takeover

One linebacker returns and another quits — a final letdown in the 49ers’ season from hell