Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

Lurie gives Waymo the keys to Market Street. People are furious

Politics

Rideshare companies and safe-street advocates are fuming that the mayor is playing favorites.

Business Reporter

Jillian D’Onfro

‘The guinea pigs’: SF’s first entertainment zone hopes to make downtown fun again

Business

Beyond making alcohol available on public streets, a successful party zone means investing in a vibe shift. 


Business Editor

Kevin Truong

Party’s over: Tech crash spells trouble for SF’s tepid economy

The end of the good times for tech stocks could mean lower valuations, layoffs and a weaker job market for local companies. 


New San Francisco tax on vacant properties may miss its intended target

Owners of vacant commercial properties in San Francisco are becoming increasingly anxious as a new tax on empty storefronts—passed just before the pandemic hit—has now gone into effect.

Political Reporter

Mike Ege

SF supervisors call for help on fentanyl crisis, Banko Brown case

Meanwhile, lawmakers postponed a discussion about the Castro Theater. ‘Question Time’ with the mayor is set for U.N. Plaza next week. 

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Lurie gives Waymo the keys to Market Street. People are furious

‘The guinea pigs’: SF’s first entertainment zone hopes to make downtown fun again

Party’s over: Tech crash spells trouble for SF’s tepid economy

New San Francisco tax on vacant properties may miss its intended target

SF supervisors call for help on fentanyl crisis, Banko Brown case