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Anna Tong

YIMBYs ate the world—except for SF. Now its founders are up to new tricks

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Politics

Since its San Francisco founding a decade ago, the YIMBY movement has been in hyper-growth mode—and it’s throwing its weight around this election season. But on their home turf, YIMBYs have watched their goals slip seemingly further and further out of reach.

Liz Lindqwister

These San Francisco apartments lure tenants with insane perks for dogs

Culture

Local apartment complexes are appealing to prospective tenants via something San Franciscans know how to do: Spoil their pets.

Political Reporter

Mike Ege

Board of Supes in 4 mins: Slowing Amazon’s roll, questioning police reform, housing for all?

Big plans for delivery hub on hold; skepticism over state-backed institutional changes at SFPD, and high hopes to put a big dent in the city’s homeless count


Politics Reporter

Gabe Greschler

As Biden enters do-or-die weekend, San Francisco considers the Kamala Harris question

If the vice president became the Democratic nominee, she would be the first-ever politico from the Bay Area to serve as a major party's candidate.

Editor-at-Large

Sara Deseran

Restaurants can’t be downtown’s savior

Food & Drink

As much as we love them, we can't lean on them to revitalize Union Square — just yet. 

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YIMBYs ate the world—except for SF. Now its founders are up to new tricks

These San Francisco apartments lure tenants with insane perks for dogs

Board of Supes in 4 mins: Slowing Amazon’s roll, questioning police reform, housing for all?

As Biden enters do-or-die weekend, San Francisco considers the Kamala Harris question

Restaurants can’t be downtown’s savior