Business Editor

Kevin Truong

‘It’s fake virtue signaling’: Why one man won’t stop suing SF restaurants over hidden fees

Business

You You Xue has sued a number of local restaurants in recent weeks over surcharges added to his bill he calls “dishonest” and “insulting.”


Political Reporter

Mike Ege

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

Politics

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. 


Turned away from banks, some local merchants turn to ‘small business bonds’

Local ice cream maker Humphry Slocombe opened a fifth location using a ‘small business bond’ created by SF startup SMBX.

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

Fights, shanks and pruno: Union says SF Sheriff’s new staffing plan brings chaos to city jail

News

By scaling back the number of deputies assigned to some housing pods, jail officials have endangered inmates as well as the rank-and-file, according to the Deputy Sheriffs’ Association. 

Claim accuses San Francisco district attorney of lying to protect cop

The investigator who signed the officer’s arrest warrant denies Brooke Jenkins’ claim that he did so under political pressure. 

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‘It’s fake virtue signaling’: Why one man won’t stop suing SF restaurants over hidden fees

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

Turned away from banks, some local merchants turn to ‘small business bonds’

Fights, shanks and pruno: Union says SF Sheriff’s new staffing plan brings chaos to city jail

Claim accuses San Francisco district attorney of lying to protect cop