Jennifer Pahlka

‘Not your house. My house’: A home invasion and its agonizing aftermath

Culture

A mentally ill man invaded my home, and the cops took two days to show up. But who was the victim? And who is to blame? 


Chris Roberts

The green grind: SF cannabis firms call out taxes and broken promises

Business

Five years into legalization, local operators say they are struggling against onerous regulation and a booming illicit market, while initiatives to reverse the damage of the war on drugs are falling flat.

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

Much-touted ‘Tenderloin Linkage Center’ morphs into a safe consumption site for drug use, despite legal risks

News

City officials have quietly dropped the word “linkage” from the title, but the change is about much more than a word.

Sports Reporter

David Lombardi

Grading the 49ers: Bad marks all around — except for one positive position

Sports

After Sunday's dreadful performance, Brock Purdy's value has never been clearer. And Dre Greenlaw may soon provide a boost.

Business Reporter

Kevin V. Nguyen

A real estate dynasty on the brink — and the prince struggling to save it 

Brandon Shorenstein took over his family’s multibillion-dollar business at the worst time. What will his legacy be? 

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‘Not your house. My house’: A home invasion and its agonizing aftermath

The green grind: SF cannabis firms call out taxes and broken promises

Much-touted ‘Tenderloin Linkage Center’ morphs into a safe consumption site for drug use, despite legal risks

Grading the 49ers: Bad marks all around — except for one positive position

A real estate dynasty on the brink — and the prince struggling to save it