Max Blue

With many works new to the public, Museum of Modern Art’s Diego Rivera exhibit ruminates on class in America

Culture

One thing Rivera’s work does—direct political commentary aside—is make the overarching statement that everyone deserves to be seen, every story deserves to be told, perhaps especially those who can’t afford to commission that telling.

Reporter

Sarah Wright

The importance of algebra: SF public schools’ ‘math pathway’ draws fire as state considers similar program

News

The state curriculum process has reignited a 7-year-old debate about how to teach math at SF schools and how best to build equity into education. 

Investigations Editor

Matt Smith

Search for Russian oligarch wealth hits a wall in SF, thanks to city’s disregard for public records laws

Politics

The SF assessor-recorder’s high fees and limited access to public records make it all but impossible to chase down money launderers who hide their cash in local real estate.

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

Ignoring public outcry over soaring bills, regulators approve another PG&E rate hike

Business

The new fees would stack $4 to $6 in monthly costs on top of a previously approved $414 annual increase for the typical PG&E customer.


Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

No prison time for real estate mogul convicted in SF corruption scandal

Victor Makras was sentenced to three years probation and a $15,200 fine for lying to a bank to help a friend get a loan.

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With many works new to the public, Museum of Modern Art’s Diego Rivera exhibit ruminates on class in America

The importance of algebra: SF public schools’ ‘math pathway’ draws fire as state considers similar program

Search for Russian oligarch wealth hits a wall in SF, thanks to city’s disregard for public records laws

Ignoring public outcry over soaring bills, regulators approve another PG&E rate hike

No prison time for real estate mogul convicted in SF corruption scandal