Education Reporter

Ida Mojadad

‘Super disappointed’: SF Juvenile Hall’s future in limbo

News

Politics

As approaches to juvenile justice shift, the city may now build an entirely new structure on the same Twin Peaks site.  

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

Wife of convicted San Francisco builder now also on ‘troubled contractor’ list

Permit expediter Rodrigo Santos was convicted in a scheme to benefit his clients. Now, his wife has been flagged by the city for faulty projects.

Politics Reporter

Han Li

San Francisco got rid of its racist statues. Asian Americans in the city say that’s just a first step

Culture

Despite taking down multiple statues in recent years, San Francisco is still struggling to balance its public art installations as the city tries to find a more balanced view on history.

Reporter

Sarah Wright

Car-free JFK Drive moves closer to permanence despite efforts of opposition

Those in favor of reopening the Golden Gate Park thoroughfare made their protest loud and clear on Thursday, but the city’s parks and transit boards are sending the proposal to the Board of Supervisors.

Sarah Holtz

5 new spots to eat and drink in SF: Malaysian Noodlery Damansara, boozy brunch at Hazie’s and more

Food & Drink

Plus, a dashi ramen house and a Japanese-style listening bar arrive in Union Square.

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‘Super disappointed’: SF Juvenile Hall’s future in limbo

Wife of convicted San Francisco builder now also on ‘troubled contractor’ list

San Francisco got rid of its racist statues. Asian Americans in the city say that’s just a first step

Car-free JFK Drive moves closer to permanence despite efforts of opposition

5 new spots to eat and drink in SF: Malaysian Noodlery Damansara, boozy brunch at Hazie’s and more