State, federal water deliveries forecast to increase for millions of Californians

News

Powerful storms brought rain and snow to much of California in December and January, significantly increasing reservoir levels.

Senior Investigations Reporter

Michael Barba

Ex-San Francisco building inspection engineers took bribes, feds say

Federal prosecutors announced fraud charges Friday against two former engineers with the Department of Building Inspection for allegedly accepting bribes in return for expediting and approving building and construction plan permits.

Wealth & Power Reporter

Emily Shugerman

UC Berkeley tells foreign students leaving for spring break they may not be able to return

A time-honored college tradition has become a source of anxiety for international students who might consider traveling abroad.

Christina Campodonico

City Hall is reopening: What happens to remote public comment?

Politics

As the pandemic subsides, City Hall wades into a whole new way of handling how citizens weigh in.
 


Money in politics: Recology spent big on lobbying to beat back threat to garbage monopoly

San Francisco trash-hauling giant Recology spent nearly $500,000 trying to influence City Hall officials last year after a corruption scandal forced the firm to admit to overcharging customers an astonishing amount and put its decades-old monopoly on local garbage at risk.

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State, federal water deliveries forecast to increase for millions of Californians

Ex-San Francisco building inspection engineers took bribes, feds say

UC Berkeley tells foreign students leaving for spring break they may not be able to return

City Hall is reopening: What happens to remote public comment?

Money in politics: Recology spent big on lobbying to beat back threat to garbage monopoly