Political Reporter

Mike Ege

The city’s two-year spending cycle culminates in a review by the Board of Supervisors every summer, often becoming a political showdown. 

Elected officials who might have hesitated to aggressively remove the homeless may now see that it’s safe to follow suit.

She doesn’t regret her choices in office and says she deserves more credit for San Francisco’s comeback.

From cheaper trash cans to power-washing, candidates have thoughts on how to keep the city sparkling. 

San Francisco’s program to send homeless people out of town, now ramping up, has already sent hundreds away.