Politics Reporter

Gabe Greschler

The city's 45th mayor is making her first public moves since her November election loss. 

If you ignore the unfounded “war on cars” and look hard at transportation trends, you see a city embracing an identity it claims not to want.

Think San Francisco is dead? A new wave of social hubs, which some have called ‘friendship clubs,’ aim to break San Franciscans out of isolation.

The two-year deficit projected by the city’s Budget Office reflects wide-scale impacts to property and business tax revenue.

The inaugural street party drew thousands of revelers from across the Bay.  