Reporter

Sarah Wright

San Francisco has hundreds of ‘historic places’ and landmarks: How does that work?

News

Historic sites approved for federal, state or local registries are subject to certain restrictions on new development.

Richard von Busack

Critic’s picks: A guide to the San Francisco International Film Festival’s in-person return

Culture

After spending two years online, the 65th installment of SFFilm-organized international film festival returns with a slate of movies and documentaries—many by women, non-binary and BIPOC directors.

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

Inside SF’s frozen-in-time criminal justice center: Abandoned shoes, broken phone booths and a deserted news bureau

Once the site of two county jails, the San Francisco Police Department headquarters, the Medical Examiner’s Office and the District Attorney’s Office, the seismically unfit Hall of Justice is slowly emptying out.

Jiyun Tsai

One in three homes in this San Francisco neighborhood lives below the poverty line

New census data reveals the demographics of each neighborhood around the city. 

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

Line for San Francisco homeless shelters surges in first week of new system

Over 100 people were waiting in a virtual line for shelter just six days after the city relaunched its waitlist.

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San Francisco has hundreds of ‘historic places’ and landmarks: How does that work?

Critic’s picks: A guide to the San Francisco International Film Festival’s in-person return

Inside SF’s frozen-in-time criminal justice center: Abandoned shoes, broken phone booths and a deserted news bureau

One in three homes in this San Francisco neighborhood lives below the poverty line

Line for San Francisco homeless shelters surges in first week of new system