Business Reporter

Jillian D’Onfro

Despite ‘epic’ party, Pride is in the red as corporate donors, Gen Z drinking dry up

Business

Culture

While attendees donated more at the gates, the organization didn't hit its goals related to funding or alcohol sales.

Education Reporter

Ida Mojadad

Keeping kids masked is a relief to some teachers, even if medical opinion is mixed

News

The San Francisco school district’s decision to keep kids masked indoors has frustrated parents and educators alike, but not everyone is upset.

Political Reporter

Mike Ege

Supervisor Mar faces stiff reelection fight as two high-profile challengers step up

Politics

The Board of Education and District Attorney recalls were very popular among Asian Americans, creating an opening for challengers to recall opponent Gordon Mar.


Julie Zigoris

As SF mulls creating red-light district, we consider its pioneering sex workers

From unionized strippers to kinky philosophers, the city has a long history of sex work pioneers.

Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

Crocker Galleria, downtown San Francisco’s other mall, is down to three tenants

Built in 1982, the building is slated for redevelopment in 2025—but in the meantime, it’s a dead zone.

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Despite ‘epic’ party, Pride is in the red as corporate donors, Gen Z drinking dry up

Keeping kids masked is a relief to some teachers, even if medical opinion is mixed

Supervisor Mar faces stiff reelection fight as two high-profile challengers step up

As SF mulls creating red-light district, we consider its pioneering sex workers

Crocker Galleria, downtown San Francisco’s other mall, is down to three tenants