Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

Hundreds of San Francisco criminal cases dismissed after years of delays

News

Neither the District Attorney’s office nor the Public Defender is happy about the dismissals, and they point the finger at the courts, who say ending the backlog is a group effort.

Liz Lindqwister

Visualizing eviction: See where San Francisco evictions are edging upward

Reports from the SF Rent Board show evictions remain low compared to historical levels but continue to be concentrated in a handful of neighborhoods.

Sports Editor

Ethan Kassel

St. Ignatius volleyball falls to unbeaten St. Francis on senior night

Sports

A big home crowd wasn’t enough to lift the Wildcats against the undefeated Lancers, who won the match in three sets.

Senior News Reporter

George Kelly

San Francisco Chinese consulate reopens after crash, fatal shooting

Some residents and visitors planning travels and seeking visas to China had come to the consulate earlier in the week, only to find its doors closed in response to the incident.

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

City didn’t know SF homeless nonprofit referred for FBI probe isn’t even a nonprofit

Politics

A shelter and housing group that has received tens of millions in city and federal grants had its nonprofit status suspended in June.

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Hundreds of San Francisco criminal cases dismissed after years of delays

Visualizing eviction: See where San Francisco evictions are edging upward

St. Ignatius volleyball falls to unbeaten St. Francis on senior night

San Francisco Chinese consulate reopens after crash, fatal shooting

City didn’t know SF homeless nonprofit referred for FBI probe isn’t even a nonprofit