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.

Tim Redmond

Opinion: ‘San Fransicko’ gets it upside down: it’s neoliberals who ruin cities

Opinion

Progressives aren’t in charge in SF. It’s the economic policies of Ronald Reagan and mainstream liberals that have produced the crisis in the streets. 

Homeless California vets could gain from 2024 ballot measure on mental health

News

Politics

One-third of the nation’s unhoused veterans are in California. A 2024 ballot measure would provide new mental health funding.

News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

Pacifica is at war with itself over Airbnb rules. Some say it will ruin them financially

Owners who list their homes on Airbnb fear that restrictions being devised by city officials would effectively ban short-term rentals.

Education Reporter

Ida Mojadad

‘Getting harder by the day’: SF school district looks to staff up as droves of teachers depart

Scores of teachers are reconsidering their place in the city—or profession entirely—and the effects of that turnover will reverberate for months or years to come.

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

Opinion: ‘San Fransicko’ gets it upside down: it’s neoliberals who ruin cities

Homeless California vets could gain from 2024 ballot measure on mental health

Pacifica is at war with itself over Airbnb rules. Some say it will ruin them financially

‘Getting harder by the day’: SF school district looks to staff up as droves of teachers depart