Sarah Holtz

Despite nasty weather and fees, most restaurants plan to keep their parklets

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After a string of atmospheric rivers brought wild winds and torrential rains to SF, some restaurant owners are done with parklets—but many more plan to keep them in place.

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Josh Koehn

War for JFK Drive: How a museum’s money is shaping the fight over San Francisco’s most controversial street

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A nonprofit linked to the de Young Museum and San Francisco’s Fines Arts Museums agency has deployed a powerful team of lobbyists to combat a highly motivated group of parents as the fate of JFK Drive hangs in the balance.

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Garrett Leahy

November ballot grows as supervisors send sanitation, election plans to voters

The Board of Supervisors voted to send several items to voters, including plans to change city elections and sweep away a new sanitation department. Others were met with more pushback. 

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Mike Ege

Board of Supervisors in 4 minutes: Suspense, frustration and honors

The Board speaks out on the SCOTUS decision, honors the City’s Asian and Pacific Islander community… and has an empty seat. 


Effort to oust task force members turns citizen-led redistricting into partisan war

Attacks on the work of the Redistricting Task Force threaten to jeopardize the non-partisan integrity of the body, along with that of the Elections Commission.

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Despite nasty weather and fees, most restaurants plan to keep their parklets

War for JFK Drive: How a museum’s money is shaping the fight over San Francisco’s most controversial street

November ballot grows as supervisors send sanitation, election plans to voters

Board of Supervisors in 4 minutes: Suspense, frustration and honors

Effort to oust task force members turns citizen-led redistricting into partisan war