Senior News Editor

Jennifer Wadsworth

SFPD skirted facial-recognition ban, lawsuit says. Hundreds of cases could be in jeopardy

News

Five years after San Francisco enacted a historic surveillance law, transparency advocates say the city has yet to meaningfully enforce it.

Burrito Justice

Opinion: Introducing the ‘Burrito Plan,’ one way to safety on Valencia Street

Opinion

The Mission District thoroughfare is SF’s transit issues in microcosm, but rideshare, cyclists and commercial trucks aren’t going anywhere. So what do we do?

Liz Lindqwister

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

Fewer people on track to die of overdoses in San Francisco in 2022: What changed?

The city oscillated between harm reduction and criminal punishment in its approach—and at times, the approaches conflicted. 

Education Reporter

Ida Mojadad

Pride and prejudice: Why Lowell looms large in SF’s school discourse

Local parents were already upset with a district they saw as capricious and out of touch. But when the commissioners came for merit-based admissions, the gloves came off.

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

Supervisor Dean Preston stars on shadowy ‘news’ website created by his political group

Politics

SF’s most progressive supervisor received glowing coverage from a website that was quietly backed by the Democratic Socialists of America and appears to feature fake authors.

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SFPD skirted facial-recognition ban, lawsuit says. Hundreds of cases could be in jeopardy

Opinion: Introducing the ‘Burrito Plan,’ one way to safety on Valencia Street

Fewer people on track to die of overdoses in San Francisco in 2022: What changed?

Pride and prejudice: Why Lowell looms large in SF’s school discourse

Supervisor Dean Preston stars on shadowy ‘news’ website created by his political group