Julie Zigoris

Can 2 years and $20M transform San Quentin into a model of prison reform?

Culture

News

Gov. Gavin Newsom has launched a major initiative to rehabilitate the prison, but can it be done in two years and for just $20 million?

Reporter

Sarah Wright

Stefani proposes ballot measure to create independent victims’ rights office, right to counsel for domestic violence survivors

The proposal will appear on the June 2022 ballot and seeks to create a one-stop shop for crime victims. 

News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

‘It’s going to be a mess’: Bike lanes touted to save downtown SF—but locals aren’t convinced

The owner of Jackson Place Cafe, whose business sits on Battery Street near Jackson Street, said he believes that taking away a traffic lane will further congest the already car-clogged financial district.

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

Mayor London Breed pitches tax breaks for downtown San Francisco office conversions

Business

Office-to-residential conversions have been positioned as a way to kill two birds with one stone, repurposing the millions of square feet of currently vacant office spaces in San Francisco into much-needed homes. 


Joshua Bote

These were the best-paying San Francisco tech companies in 2023

OpenAI pays well, sure, but Meta and Databricks were among those that paid just as handsomely this year.


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Can 2 years and $20M transform San Quentin into a model of prison reform?

Stefani proposes ballot measure to create independent victims’ rights office, right to counsel for domestic violence survivors

‘It’s going to be a mess’: Bike lanes touted to save downtown SF—but locals aren’t convinced

Mayor London Breed pitches tax breaks for downtown San Francisco office conversions

These were the best-paying San Francisco tech companies in 2023