Business Reporter

Jillian D’Onfro

Chelsea Pace gets the call when productions need an expert to choreograph outrageous gaffes and faux fights. 

These are the most divisive names on the SF100, according to the people who assembled it.

An ordinance to curb police use of military hardware turns into a debate over killer robots. Also this week: The board takes a stand on Iran. 


Colden Kimber, 28, was killed in a “completely and utterly unprovoked” attack, prosecutors say.

The lawsuit filed in San Francisco also seeks the creation of a fund—financed by the companies—to pay for recovery from storms and fires. 