Business Reporter

Kevin V. Nguyen

Parkmerced: How a long-promised billion-dollar housing project fell apart

Business

SF’s largest complex was supposed to add 10,000 homes, but its development timeline is littered with stops and scandals.

Political Reporter

Mike Ege

How the San Francisco Republican Party died

Politics

Republicans used to run the city. Can they come back after 60 years of decline?


Julie Zigoris

‘The future hellscape of corporate wage slavery’: The San Francisco Mime Troupe’s prickly social conscience reawakens

Culture

Five takeaways from ‘Back to the Way Things Were,’ the venerable left-wing troupe’s foray into hot-button issues and its first show since the pandemic.


Trish Gump

Opinion: The case against driving city kids to school

Opinion

One solution for boosting youth mental health: Make kids navigate the city. That starts with getting them out of your car and onto buses and bikes. 

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

Donald Trump vs. San Francisco: The fight Daniel Lurie doesn’t want

The president is targeting the LGBTQ+ and immigrant communities. Is the new mayor ready to take him on?

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Parkmerced: How a long-promised billion-dollar housing project fell apart

How the San Francisco Republican Party died

‘The future hellscape of corporate wage slavery’: The San Francisco Mime Troupe’s prickly social conscience reawakens

Opinion: The case against driving city kids to school

Donald Trump vs. San Francisco: The fight Daniel Lurie doesn’t want