Business Editor

Kevin Truong

Mayor declares San Francisco the ‘AI capital of the world.’ Can leaders keep it that way?

Business

The AI boom is luring techies back to San Francisco. But the city’s policies remain a source of concern for founders and investors

Senior Politics Editor

Annie Gaus

SF downtown is still dead—but job listings, venture capital point to a possible rebound

News

Politics

Office workers are staying home for now, but record levels of investment in S.F. suggest a brighter long-term outlook for downtown.  

News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

Breed’s housing measure heads to November ballot, while a competing proposal looms

Mayor London Breed’s housing will qualify for a November election, but it’s one of potentially several housing-related measures voters may be asked to consider this fall. 

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

Wife of convicted San Francisco builder now also on ‘troubled contractor’ list

Permit expediter Rodrigo Santos was convicted in a scheme to benefit his clients. Now, his wife has been flagged by the city for faulty projects.

David Sjostedt

‘Moronic’: Nonprofits slam Lurie’s new rules on free drug supplies

All city-funded programs must move distribution indoors or to controlled spaces.

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Mayor declares San Francisco the ‘AI capital of the world.’ Can leaders keep it that way?

SF downtown is still dead—but job listings, venture capital point to a possible rebound

Breed’s housing measure heads to November ballot, while a competing proposal looms

Wife of convicted San Francisco builder now also on ‘troubled contractor’ list

‘Moronic’: Nonprofits slam Lurie’s new rules on free drug supplies