Politics Reporter

Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez

Daniel Lurie has started pissing people off — and he’s OK with that

News

Politics

“I was elected to make hard decisions, and it wasn't to make everybody like me,” he says.

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

Breed and business leaders want workers back, but employees and executives have differing views

Business

The mayor and the SFChamber of Commerce believe in-office work is essential to city’s economy. But concerns about Covid surges and employee preferences may hinder the effort to get workers back downtown.

Data Journalism Editor

Anna Tong

The ‘world’s only private ski’ resort, where Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates hit the slopes

Culture

With all the money in the world, you might still struggle to get access to the Montana club.


Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

After decades of downsizing, SF jails are suddenly packed again

The city’s incarceration rate has surged 10% since December as an era of criminal justice reform comes to a definitive end.

Julie Zigoris

A streetcar named Maya Angelou: SF to honor its most important Black poet

A dream to rename a streetcar after the famous novelist—and SF streetcar conductor—has moved one step closer to reality. 

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Daniel Lurie has started pissing people off — and he’s OK with that

Breed and business leaders want workers back, but employees and executives have differing views

The ‘world’s only private ski’ resort, where Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates hit the slopes

After decades of downsizing, SF jails are suddenly packed again

A streetcar named Maya Angelou: SF to honor its most important Black poet