Enterprise Reporter

Alex Mullaney

How an iconic piece of San Francisco history became a symbol of its dysfunction

News

The firetruck-red emergency boxes planted on 2,000 intersections across the city are going the way of the newspaper stand.

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

Only 1 person at SF City Hall knows the answer to this simple question

Politics

San Francisco’s famously tangled bureaucracy isn’t just confusing to residents—even City Hall officials struggle to understand it.

Data Reporter

Noah Baustin

Chinese billionaire admits to bribing top San Francisco official

Zhang Li was recently extradited to the U.S. to face charges connected to San Francisco’s sprawling corruption scandal. 

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

Hefty taxes threaten downtown San Francisco’s revival, report finds

Business

A report found the city’s business tax base has already eroded due to remote work, and recent policies have made it more vulnerable.


Political Reporter

Mike Ege

SF supervisors walk back red state boycott

They also pilloried a union-busting nonprofit, questioned the Tenderloin Highway Patrol deployment and reconsidered police drones to surveil sideshows.

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How an iconic piece of San Francisco history became a symbol of its dysfunction

Only 1 person at SF City Hall knows the answer to this simple question

Chinese billionaire admits to bribing top San Francisco official

Hefty taxes threaten downtown San Francisco’s revival, report finds

SF supervisors walk back red state boycott