Food Editor 

Lauren Saria

The market for liquor licenses is crashing. Why that could be good news

Food & Drink

Some bar and restaurant operators say bargain-basement prices reflect the “pathetic” state of the hospitality industry. Others see opportunity. 

News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

There’s a spike in teenagers carrying out violent robberies, SF Police say

News

The suspects surrounded the victim and beat them until they became unconscious. 

Senior Politics Editor

Annie Gaus

Julie Zigoris

San Francisco Embarcadero shootings: 1 arrested, 1 detained in incident that injured 6, reports say

The incident was described as a “car-to-car” shooting that left six injured from gunfire, glass and a collision. 

Reporter

Sarah Wright

Maryann Jones Thompson

Crime in San Francisco—especially the Mission—is returning to pre-pandemic levels

Crime in San Francisco appears to be returning to pre-pandemic levels, and killings, violent attacks and property crimes were up significantly in almost every category last year in the Mission District, according to new statistics from the San Francisco Police Department. 

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

The San Francisco lawyer rewriting civil rights in Trump’s America

Politics

Harmeet Dhillon once was a conservative attorney working in a liberal stronghold. Now she's a “stone-cold killer” leading the president's culture wars.

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The market for liquor licenses is crashing. Why that could be good news

There’s a spike in teenagers carrying out violent robberies, SF Police say

San Francisco Embarcadero shootings: 1 arrested, 1 detained in incident that injured 6, reports say

Crime in San Francisco—especially the Mission—is returning to pre-pandemic levels

The San Francisco lawyer rewriting civil rights in Trump’s America