Business Reporter

Jillian D’Onfro

State Farm seeks ‘seismic-level’ rate hike as insurance crisis becomes ‘perfect storm’

Business

The Department of Insurance has “serious questions” about State Farm’s requested rate hike, which one industry observer described as “crazy high.”

Senior Politics Editor

Annie Gaus

San Francisco wants to halt homelessness lawsuit until Supreme Court weighs in

News

San Francisco is asking an appeals court to temporarily halt a high-profile homelessness lawsuit until the Supreme Court weighs in on the legality of anti-camping rules.

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

Omicron spurs some SF restaurants to require booster proof for indoor dining

As the medical community works to understand the dangers posed by the latest COVID-19 variant, some local businesses say they’d rather be safe than sorry.


Reporter

Sarah Wright

State overseers blast SF school district’s budgeting practices, say financial crisis is near

Deficit spending, low reserves and a flawed budgeting process raise red flags in Sacramento as the district faces potential state takeover. 

School board recall scheduled for February 2022, along with assessor-recorder election

Politics

San Francisco voters will decide the fate of three school board members in February 2022. 

Search Results for: gavin newsom

State Farm seeks ‘seismic-level’ rate hike as insurance crisis becomes ‘perfect storm’

San Francisco wants to halt homelessness lawsuit until Supreme Court weighs in

Omicron spurs some SF restaurants to require booster proof for indoor dining

State overseers blast SF school district’s budgeting practices, say financial crisis is near

School board recall scheduled for February 2022, along with assessor-recorder election