Enterprise Reporter

Anya Schultz

Survivors tethered to their abusers: An SF court’s lockdown on lives  

News

Nine out of 10 domestic violence survivors represent themselves in family court, and their cases can drag on for years. 

Culture Reporter 

Sam Mondros

‘She’s still at it’: An SF art dealer is accused of forgeries, swindles, and unpaid debts

Culture

By acting as a trusted liaison between muralists and patrons, Lisa Brewer became the matriarch of SF street projects. She is accused of swindling artists and investors. 

Christina Campodonico

The total beginner’s guide: Scoring shrooms in San Francisco, 7 different ways

Not sure where to find magic mushrooms in the Bay? Let us count the ways

News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

SF airport food workers kick off strike for higher wages, health care

Business

The strike comes after months of negotiations that the union says depleted workers’ patience.

Reporter

Sarah Wright

Joseph Gillespie

‘We don’t care’: Algae won’t stop these hardcore San Francisco swimmers from dips in the bay

Experts and longtime swimmers alike say they’ve never seen a bay bloom this big before—and the coming warm weather could make matters even worse. 

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Survivors tethered to their abusers: An SF court’s lockdown on lives

‘She’s still at it’: An SF art dealer is accused of forgeries, swindles, and unpaid debts

The total beginner’s guide: Scoring shrooms in San Francisco, 7 different ways

SF airport food workers kick off strike for higher wages, health care

‘We don’t care’: Algae won’t stop these hardcore San Francisco swimmers from dips in the bay