Enterprise Reporter

Alex Mullaney

San Francisco election watchdog boss set to resign

Politics

After six years leading the office charged with watching and enforcing campaign finance and governmental ethics laws, LeeAnn Pelham announced her intention to resign in January.

Senior Investigations Reporter

Michael Barba

SF decides to ban low-level traffic stops in close Police Commission vote

News

Police watchdogs finally cast a vote after months of debate over a plan to reduce racial disparities.

Reporter

Sarah Wright

Redistricting Task Force members redeemed after 7-hour Elections Commission hearing

The commission convened a meeting in the wake of political pressure to consider removing appointees, and a swift backlash ensued. 

Politics Reporter

Gabe Greschler

City official got paid by architecture firm while approving its projects

Kathrin Moore receives up to $100K a year from Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, whose developments she’s helped advance on the planning commission.

Business Reporter

Kevin V. Nguyen

Will new real estate commission rules make homes cheaper—or more expensive—for SF buyers?

Business

Homesellers will no longer be obligated to pay for all real estate agent fees, meaning first-time buyers might have to find some extra cash. 

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San Francisco election watchdog boss set to resign

SF decides to ban low-level traffic stops in close Police Commission vote

Redistricting Task Force members redeemed after 7-hour Elections Commission hearing

City official got paid by architecture firm while approving its projects

Will new real estate commission rules make homes cheaper—or more expensive—for SF buyers?