News Reporter

David Sjostedt

San Francisco health department changes its tune as overdoses surge

News

The department has long made reducing the stigma of drugs a foundational part of its plan to fight overdoses.

Senior Investigations Reporter

Michael Barba

Lawsuit alleging SFPD illegally used live surveillance to spy on protesters finally gets its day in court

A San Francisco Superior judge will hear arguments Friday on whether police illegally accessed live footage of protesters in May 2020 after the murder of George Floyd.

Garrett Leahy

Can an express bus revive struggling downtown San Francisco?

Muni riders are grateful for the revived 1X-California Express bus, but say that it’s still not good enough.

Bird flu outbreak forces SF pigeon activists to halt efforts to heal their feathered friends

Cases of a deadly strain of avian influenza have been sweeping the country, with infected birds showing up in Sonoma County.

Senior News Reporter

George Kelly

San Francisco’s Anchor Brewing Company pours its last beer

Business

The decision came ‘after many months of careful evaluation,’ a spokesperson for Anchor Brewing said Wednesday.

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San Francisco health department changes its tune as overdoses surge

Lawsuit alleging SFPD illegally used live surveillance to spy on protesters finally gets its day in court

Can an express bus revive struggling downtown San Francisco?

Bird flu outbreak forces SF pigeon activists to halt efforts to heal their feathered friends

San Francisco’s Anchor Brewing Company pours its last beer