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David Sjostedt

San Francisco invents new rules for ‘anti-homeless’ planters

Politics

News

Some San Francisco residents are concerned the city is making it more difficult to install planters on sidewalks as homeless advocates push back on their use. 

Liz Lindqwister

‘Beat Biden’: GOP’s AI-generated ad paints San Francisco as dystopia

The Republican National Committee used AI to depict a crime-ridden San Francisco overtaken by authorities. 

Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

Amid nationwide wave of anti-trans attacks, one SF supervisor steps up

A week before the Transgender Day of Visibility, a resolution declaring San Francisco a haven for gender nonconforming people comes before the SF Board of Supervisors.


Political Reporter

Mike Ege

San Francisco goes down to the wire on key housing reform bill

Lawmakers will have to vote on two versions of the same legislation—both with controversial changes—in a race to meet a state deadline. 


Business Editor

Kevin Truong

Historic SF building could be first office-to-homes conversion since the pandemic

Business

The project at the Warfield building in San Francisco’s Mid-Market neighborhood is expected to cost around $9 million upon completion.

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San Francisco invents new rules for ‘anti-homeless’ planters

‘Beat Biden’: GOP’s AI-generated ad paints San Francisco as dystopia

Amid nationwide wave of anti-trans attacks, one SF supervisor steps up

San Francisco goes down to the wire on key housing reform bill

Historic SF building could be first office-to-homes conversion since the pandemic