Politics Reporter

Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez

Tenderloin drug crisis center to open this spring under Lurie’s emergency law

Politics

News

It’s the first look at his plans to use powers he requested from the Board of Supervisors to address fentanyl.

Han Li

Are San Francisco voters still pro-police? It’s complicated

In the past few years, candidates and ballot measures focused on combating crime have consistently succeeded. But November’s election results were a mixed bag.

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

SF supervisors push regulators to rein in Cruise, Waymo self-driving cars

Business

City officials have taken to lobbying federal and state regulators because they have little in the way of oversight of AV deployment. 


Senior Investigations Reporter

Michael Barba

DA Jenkins seeks SF sanctuary city exceptions for two cases involving child rape, murder

DA Jenkins and Mayor Breed are likely to reignite a hot-button issue by asking for an exception to the rules for two Mexican nationals.

Political Reporter

Mike Ege

Supervisors preview: Translation for crime victims, watching CBDs and a tall order for sanitation commissioners

This week features a plea for better translation for crime victims, a look into community benefit districts, and a daunting task for new sanitation commissioners. 


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Tenderloin drug crisis center to open this spring under Lurie’s emergency law

Are San Francisco voters still pro-police? It’s complicated

SF supervisors push regulators to rein in Cruise, Waymo self-driving cars

DA Jenkins seeks SF sanctuary city exceptions for two cases involving child rape, murder

Supervisors preview: Translation for crime victims, watching CBDs and a tall order for sanitation commissioners