Political Reporter

Mike Ege

New and familiar challenges await supervisors in 2023

Politics

A drastically reshaped Board of Supervisors must grapple with a fiscal crisis, plus familiar issues like housing and homelessness.


Editor-at-Large

Adam Lashinsky

Opinion: Mad as hell? San Franciscans should look in the mirror—not just at politicians

Opinion

Spurred on by an election year, the city's leaders are starting to lead. But will its citizens cheer them on, or respond with even more obstruction and complaints?

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

San Francisco ‘tech families’ plot to spend millions influencing policy

A new group called Abundant SF aims to shape housing, transportation and education policy over the course of decades.

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

By day, SFPD smothers open-air drug markets. By night, the arrests plummet

News

Despite a highly publicized crackdown over the past two years, cops are allowing illegal activity to thrive at night.

Data Journalism Editor

Anna Tong

I got prescribed 75 doses of ketamine in 5 minutes online. Is that good or bad?

Business

Covid-era measures relaxing telehealth rules have made it easier than ever to get controlled substances.

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New and familiar challenges await supervisors in 2023

Opinion: Mad as hell? San Franciscans should look in the mirror—not just at politicians

San Francisco ‘tech families’ plot to spend millions influencing policy

By day, SFPD smothers open-air drug markets. By night, the arrests plummet

I got prescribed 75 doses of ketamine in 5 minutes online. Is that good or bad?