Business Editor

Kevin Truong

SF restaurant industry’s haves and have-nots: Pandemic relief created two classes of business

Business

Food & Drink

Unequal distribution of the Restaurant Revitalization Fund essentially created two classes of businesses. “They basically took the chessboard and shook all the pieces off and only picked some of them up,” said an industry attorney.

Sports Editor

Ethan Kassel

St. Ignatius bows out in first round of state tournament

Sports

St. Ignatius fell short in a battle of Wildcats on Tuesday night, falling to Marin Catholic in four sets to finish the season at 15-18.

Max Blue

Explore these 3 San Francisco art galleries in October

Culture

From the coal mines of Appalachia to the African American experience, these three new photography shows will give viewers plenty to think about.

Juliana Yamada

I spent weeks traversing SF’s unforgiving streets with mobility scooter users

In spite of being hillier than most other cities, San Francisco is home to many people who rely on alternative means of getting around.

Data Journalism Editor

Anna Tong

The ‘world’s only private ski’ resort, where Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates hit the slopes

With all the money in the world, you might still struggle to get access to the Montana club.


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SF restaurant industry’s haves and have-nots: Pandemic relief created two classes of business

St. Ignatius bows out in first round of state tournament

Explore these 3 San Francisco art galleries in October

I spent weeks traversing SF’s unforgiving streets with mobility scooter users

The ‘world’s only private ski’ resort, where Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates hit the slopes