Sports Reporter

John Shea

A day around Wrigley, a stop on every Giants fan’s bucket list: ‘It’s a living museum’

Sports

The Wrigleyville neighborhood has changed dramatically through the years, but the ballpark remains timeless.

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

3 people die of drug overdoses every week in San Francisco supportive housing

Politics

Almost every time Edwin Armando Alvarez overdosed on fentanyl, he said he awoke grateful to be alive. But on March 9, alone in his residential hotel room in San Francisco’s Tenderloin, he didn’t wake up.

Garrett Leahy

The unstoppable San Francisco shoplifter courts can’t contain

News

Neil Peck has been prosecuted for theft eight times since 2014, but repeated efforts to address his issues instead of incarceration have failed. 

Liz Lindqwister

Will LGBTQ+ contestants make Miss California relevant again?

Culture

Nationwide debates about queer and trans visibility have shined a new spotlight on what many have long thought of as an outdated tradition: pageants.

Reporter

Sarah Wright

Muni is getting in the housing game. Will the politics of affordability kill its plans?

A Potrero Yard housing project may be the first of many as the struggling agency eyes the real estate business. But housing politics could make or break Muni’s plan.

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A day around Wrigley, a stop on every Giants fan’s bucket list: ‘It’s a living museum’

3 people die of drug overdoses every week in San Francisco supportive housing

The unstoppable San Francisco shoplifter courts can’t contain

Will LGBTQ+ contestants make Miss California relevant again?

Muni is getting in the housing game. Will the politics of affordability kill its plans?