Political Reporter

Mike Ege

The Supervisors pass on taking on Mayor Breed’s police pay plans, do a pivot on homelessness policy, and offer penance over legislative errors

Beyond making alcohol available on public streets, a successful party zone means investing in a vibe shift. 


Neighbors said the man accused of hurling bombs in San Francisco Sunday routinely used power tools and screamed profanities late into the night.

Competitor Waste Management hopes to void the agreement, citing a donation solicited by a department head who later resigned.

In the Tenderloin, Breed stumped for a $27 million police overtime bill that is expected to meet resistance at the Board of Supervisors.