Reporter

Sarah Wright

San Francisco’s sweetest mystery: Why is baklava sold at so many corner stores?

Food & Drink

Commonly found at liquor store checkouts, the flaky pastry is ubiquitous in SF. One reporter set out to discover why. 

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

The messy truth behind the drama surrounding SF’s elections director

Politics

A narrative that San Francisco’s elections director was not reappointed because he is a white man is mostly false. The truth is much messier.

Vince Bielski

Corruption and ghosts: ‘Who Killed Jane Stanford?’ is a portrait of San Francisco’s Gilded Age

Culture

From Palo Alto, to the Hawaiian Islands, to a Mansion on Nob Hill—the new book by Stanford historian Richard White shines light on the century-old cold case of a baroness’ murder.

A (former) local’s guide to winter in North Lake Tahoe

Make the most of your winter Tahoe trip, whether you’re hitting the slopes or roasting marshmallows by the fire, with tips from this former local.

Business Reporter

Jillian D’Onfro

Real estate giants wage war over coveted private listings

Business

Zillow and Compass Group are facing off over so-called hidden homes — exclusive properties most would-be buyers can't see. 

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San Francisco’s sweetest mystery: Why is baklava sold at so many corner stores?

The messy truth behind the drama surrounding SF’s elections director

Corruption and ghosts: ‘Who Killed Jane Stanford?’ is a portrait of San Francisco’s Gilded Age

A (former) local’s guide to winter in North Lake Tahoe

Real estate giants wage war over coveted private listings