Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

Castro Theatre reveal: $15 million renovation finds 100-year-old arch no one knew existed

Culture

Months into Another Planet Entertainment’s yearlong renovation, the Castro Theatre yields a big surprise: a proscenium no one knew existed.

Senior Politics Editor

Annie Gaus

Supervisors under fire: Vote against proposed SoMa apartment building sparks furor, may violate state law

News

A Board of Supervisors vote that will at least temporarily block a 495-unit housing complex on a SoMa parking lot has become a flashpoint for long-simmering frustrations around the slow pace of housing development in the city.

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

San Francisco corruption: Ex-city worker charged with creating fake firm to steal $600,000

The creation of a ghost company to allegedly funnel roughly $600,000 of stolen city funds was intended to cover Stanley Ellicott's tracks, say city officials.

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

Mayor Breed hits back at SF progressives, touts conservatorship in Jon Stewart interview

Politics

Breed touched on her upbringing, her conflicts with progressives and the limitations in dealing with street crises in a Jon Stewart podcast.

Politics Reporter

Gabe Greschler

Geary Blvd. divided Japantown and Fillmore. This plan is trying to heal the wound

The story of displacement in the two neighborhoods isn’t new. But now something may be done about the expressway that split the communities apart.

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Castro Theatre reveal: $15 million renovation finds 100-year-old arch no one knew existed

Supervisors under fire: Vote against proposed SoMa apartment building sparks furor, may violate state law

San Francisco corruption: Ex-city worker charged with creating fake firm to steal $600,000

Mayor Breed hits back at SF progressives, touts conservatorship in Jon Stewart interview

Geary Blvd. divided Japantown and Fillmore. This plan is trying to heal the wound