News Reporter

David Sjostedt

Business Reporter

Kevin V. Nguyen

Ezra Wallach

SF paid a hotel millions to fix homeless damage. It’s still closed

Politics

Business

For the amount of public money spent, the city could have purchased the Hotel Whitcomb.

Politics Reporter

Gabe Greschler

Centrists dominate City Hall. The left smells blood in the water

Progressives are working to regain political turf from moderates, hoping Zohran Mamdani, Donald Trump, and the Joel Engardio recall provide a jolt of energy.

Jillian D’Onfro

SF’s office vacancies just hit a new all-time high. But the ‘Great Reset’ has begun

There could be a light at the end of the tunnel for the city's record-high vacancies.

Editor-at-Large

Erin Feher

Fashion fans rejoice as a Sherri McMullen boutique comes to San Francisco

Culture

After nearly two decades cementing her status as a star-maker, McMullen opens up shop in Laurel Heights.

Laura Tolkoff

Jim Chappell 

Opinion: Take it from these public transit critics — Muni is actually doing great

Opinion

Two transportation advocates argue that the SFMTA has pulled off a minor miracle, improving performance while maintaining fiscal discipline.

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SF paid a hotel millions to fix homeless damage. It’s still closed

Centrists dominate City Hall. The left smells blood in the water

SF’s office vacancies just hit a new all-time high. But the ‘Great Reset’ has begun

Fashion fans rejoice as a Sherri McMullen boutique comes to San Francisco

Opinion: Take it from these public transit critics — Muni is actually doing great