Senior Investigations Reporter

Michael Barba

Police commissioners revive debate over law enforcement use of video surveillance

News

Two San Francisco police commissioners are urging the Board of Supervisors to hold off on taking action on a proposal to expand live surveillance powers by officers.

SF hotels plan to fill 1,200 jobs ahead of tourism season

Business

The hotel industry wants to recruit workers by providing above-average wage jobs with benefits and career pathways.

Politics Reporter

Gabe Greschler

Data Reporter

Noah Baustin

Election turnout hits 12-year low as exhausted San Francisco voters tune out

Politics

In one Bayview precinct, just 37% of eligible voters cast ballots.

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

As permanent parklet program takes shape, new rules would give SF restaurateurs a bit more time

The Shared Spaces program has gone through many changes since rushing into existence in June of 2020. A new ordinance would give restaurateurs until April 2023 to get their parklets up to code.


Political Reporter

Mike Ege

San Francisco street inspectors beg city for help to deal with armed stolen-goods dealers

City workers want changes in state law that will bring criminal enforcement to illegal street vending.


Search Results for: aaron peskin

Police commissioners revive debate over law enforcement use of video surveillance

SF hotels plan to fill 1,200 jobs ahead of tourism season

Election turnout hits 12-year low as exhausted San Francisco voters tune out

As permanent parklet program takes shape, new rules would give SF restaurateurs a bit more time

San Francisco street inspectors beg city for help to deal with armed stolen-goods dealers