Frances Dinkelspiel

At Berkeley’s Gaza protest encampment, an uneasy calm holds—for now

Culture

A tense but steady calm held at Berkeley—a famous cauldron of protest and uncalm—while a sometimes-violent uproar has overtaken so many other universities across the US.

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

Here’s how much robotaxi companies spent to influence California regulators

Politics

Robotaxi firms have spent millions to influence the right people in California. Is San Francisco ready?

Alexei Kossef at CalMatters

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

SF and California pot pros call on Newsom to fix broken cannabis market

Business

The governor championed the ballot measure to legalize recreational cannabis, but now the struggling industry is calling on him to cut state taxes.

Carrie Sisto

Tenderloin and Mid-Market improvement plan met with high hopes, and some skepticism

News

Last month, Mayor London Breed issued a sweeping announcement about the city’s commitment to a Mid-Market Vibrancy and Safety Plan. In a press release, Breed promised up to $8.8 million in city funding and another $3 million in state funding, over a three-year period, to support a major effort to improve public safety in the…

News Intern

Anya Kaiser

Critics say SF schools inflate grades. Here’s what the data shows

Records indicate that SFUSD is, in fact, not lowering standards for disadvantaged kids.

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At Berkeley’s Gaza protest encampment, an uneasy calm holds—for now

Here’s how much robotaxi companies spent to influence California regulators

SF and California pot pros call on Newsom to fix broken cannabis market

Tenderloin and Mid-Market improvement plan met with high hopes, and some skepticism

Critics say SF schools inflate grades. Here’s what the data shows