Vince Bielski

Corruption and ghosts: ‘Who Killed Jane Stanford?’ is a portrait of San Francisco’s Gilded Age

Culture

From Palo Alto, to the Hawaiian Islands, to a Mansion on Nob Hill—the new book by Stanford historian Richard White shines light on the century-old cold case of a baroness’ murder.

Editor-at-Large

Adam Lashinsky

Opinion: Jackie Fielder’s party of one

Opinion

Is the new supervisor a bold, young progressive who just wants to get stuff done? Or a far-left firebrand looking to turn the system upside down? 

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

Lawmaker pushes criminal penalties for obstructing BART oversight as top watchdog quits

News

Sen. Steve Glazer says he will “actively oppose” additional BART funding over obstruction of independent oversight at the $2.4 billion agency.

Liz Lindqwister

Sam Bankman-Fried: FTX founder hit with slew of charges including fraud, money laundering

Business

The latest charges have been filed by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and by prosecutors in Manhattan. 

Enterprise Intern

Ania Keenan

Black babies in SF are at greater risk of early birth than ever

The city is turning away millions of dollars that could help Black mothers, even as they face nearly triple the risk of premature birth as white mothers.

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Corruption and ghosts: ‘Who Killed Jane Stanford?’ is a portrait of San Francisco’s Gilded Age

Opinion: Jackie Fielder’s party of one

Lawmaker pushes criminal penalties for obstructing BART oversight as top watchdog quits

Sam Bankman-Fried: FTX founder hit with slew of charges including fraud, money laundering

Black babies in SF are at greater risk of early birth than ever