Matthew Kupfer

Assault, gunfire, stabbing: San Francisco’s front-line workers don’t feel safe

Politics

Workers at the forefront of San Francisco’s struggles with drugs and homelessness say the city isn’t doing enough to protect them.

Senior Investigations Reporter

Michael Barba

Who is the ‘immensely wealthy’ developer tied to San Francisco’s corruption scandal?

News

At the center of an ‘elaborate’ corruption scheme is a prominent real estate developer who remains unnamed by the U.S. Attorney’s Office.

Senior Politics Editor

Annie Gaus

At the Granada Hotel, a rush to house the homeless comes at the expense of elderly tenants

Residents say conditions at the building have gotten much worse since the city and a non-profit service provider bought it last year. A lawsuit alleges elder abuse. 

Jennifer Pahlka

‘Not your house. My house’: A home invasion and its agonizing aftermath

Culture

A mentally ill man invaded my home, and the cops took two days to show up. But who was the victim? And who is to blame? 


News Reporter

Tomoki Chien

Senior News Editor

Jennifer Wadsworth

Culture Reporter 

Sam Mondros

Global tech outage: Despite flight delays at SFO, Bay Area avoids worst of the chaos

Travelers worldwide were impacted by flight cancellations and delays amid a massive technology meltdown that left entire industries reeling.

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Assault, gunfire, stabbing: San Francisco’s front-line workers don’t feel safe

Who is the ‘immensely wealthy’ developer tied to San Francisco’s corruption scandal?

At the Granada Hotel, a rush to house the homeless comes at the expense of elderly tenants

‘Not your house. My house’: A home invasion and its agonizing aftermath

Global tech outage: Despite flight delays at SFO, Bay Area avoids worst of the chaos