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Kevin Truong

Avocado toast, coffee, e-bikes: How soaring inflation is impacting San Francisco staples

Business

San Francisco doesn’t have a reputation for being particularly affordable, but inflation has sent the cost of some of the city’s favorite items soaring.

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

Lurie makes bold play to cut controversial police commissioner

News

Politics

The mayor is taking steps to remove Max Carter-Oberstone, who proved to be a thorn in London Breed's side.

Senior Investigations Reporter

Michael Barba

FBI task force lets SF cops evade accountability, watchdogs say

A newly unearthed agreement came under scrutiny for the way it stymies local investigations into officers accused of wrongdoing.

Politics Reporter

Gabe Greschler

Deputy News Editor

Stephanie K. Baer

Joel Umanzor

‘A fighter and our hero’: Family donates organs of infant killed in West Portal crash

Relatives of the family of four killed last weekend at West Portal issued a statement announcing they donated the infant boy’s organs to save others.

Christina Campodonico

Update: This guerrilla statue of extinct butterflies in Golden Gate Park is now gone

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Avocado toast, coffee, e-bikes: How soaring inflation is impacting San Francisco staples

Lurie makes bold play to cut controversial police commissioner

FBI task force lets SF cops evade accountability, watchdogs say

‘A fighter and our hero’: Family donates organs of infant killed in West Portal crash

Update: This guerrilla statue of extinct butterflies in Golden Gate Park is now gone