News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

San Francisco’s Hayes Street is reopening to cars. Merchants worry what that means for business

Business

Car-free weekends helped pull the commercial corridor out of the pandemic, but the city has refused to renew the permit for the road closures due to safety concerns. 

Political Reporter

Mike Ege

Board of Supervisors in 4 minutes: Suspense, frustration and honors

Politics

The Board speaks out on the SCOTUS decision, honors the City’s Asian and Pacific Islander community… and has an empty seat. 


Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

Matt Haney pays huge lawyer fees amid 2 open investigations

The San Francisco legislator's burn rate on campaign cash suggests his mixing of business with pleasure is coming back to bite him.

Senior Politics Editor

Annie Gaus

SF supervisor calls for more transparency in criminal diversion

News

A report found that 55% of criminal defendants in San Francisco were rearrested before their case was resolved, drawing scrutiny of a nonprofit that runs diversion programs.

Brian Hofer

Opinion: Breed cynically campaigns on police ballot measure, instead of compromising

Opinion

The mayor could have gone to the Board of Supervisors to approve more police surveillance, but she chose to go to the ballot to boost her ratings

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San Francisco’s Hayes Street is reopening to cars. Merchants worry what that means for business

Board of Supervisors in 4 minutes: Suspense, frustration and honors

Matt Haney pays huge lawyer fees amid 2 open investigations

SF supervisor calls for more transparency in criminal diversion

Opinion: Breed cynically campaigns on police ballot measure, instead of compromising