Political Reporter

Mike Ege

San Francisco relaxed its housing laws. But don’t expect a building boom

Politics

New laws have cut the red tape for building new housing in the city. So why are we still waiting? 


Politics Reporter

Han Li

Amid Trump’s threats, this SF school for immigrant kids feels on edge

With widespread fear of immigration raids and a district facing  deep budget cuts, the Mission Education Center community is speaking up.

Sports Editor

Ethan Kassel

San Francisco high school football recap: Week 10

Sports

Lincoln and Sacred Heart Cathedral each won trophies last week, with the Mustangs claiming the top spot in the Academic Athletic Association.

San Francisco slashes red tape blocking new multi-family homes

The bills included a cut in affordable housing quotas and impact fees, and a plan to ease additional units on single-family home lots.


Senior News Reporter

George Kelly

Bloody San Francisco death investigation may be linked to crash outside city limits

News

Police cordons were seen Thursday morning at Potrero Avenue and Alameda Street, at Potrero Avenue and 15th Street, and on Division Street at Harrison Street. 

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San Francisco relaxed its housing laws. But don’t expect a building boom

Amid Trump’s threats, this SF school for immigrant kids feels on edge

San Francisco high school football recap: Week 10

San Francisco slashes red tape blocking new multi-family homes

Bloody San Francisco death investigation may be linked to crash outside city limits