Liz Lindqwister

Politics Reporter

Han Li

SF’s Chinese American community is sharply divided over a cannabis dispensary

Business

Culture

San Francisco is America’s most proudly stoned city, but its embrace of commercial weed faces opposition from a small but outspoken group of locals. 

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

SF housing nonprofit spends big on politics. Tenants deal with infestations, overdoses

News

Politics

An investigation of TODCO, which operates eight affordable housing sites in SoMa, reveals a shift in spending away from vulnerable tenants to political causes.

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

Inside the anti-crime group ‘grading’ San Francisco judges

Stop Crime SF is putting monitors in courtrooms and plans to release a report on jurists ahead of next year’s elections

Hearing to reveal SF’s seriousness about ending unsheltered homelessness

A Board of Supervisors hearing set for March 21 will review a report that will signal its resolve to end unsheltered homelessness.

Matthew Kupfer

Investigations Editor

Matt Smith

How a mega-rich oligarch linked to Putin derailed a Bay Area homeless shelter

The site was supposed to be the first homeless center in San Francisco’s Russian Hill neighborhood. Instead, it became part of a network of secret assets controlled by one of Russia’s richest men.

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SF’s Chinese American community is sharply divided over a cannabis dispensary

SF housing nonprofit spends big on politics. Tenants deal with infestations, overdoses

Inside the anti-crime group ‘grading’ San Francisco judges

Hearing to reveal SF’s seriousness about ending unsheltered homelessness

How a mega-rich oligarch linked to Putin derailed a Bay Area homeless shelter