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David Sjostedt

Police commission in flux: Cohen, Hamasaki depart at key moment in reform debate

News

Turnover on the city’s police commission comes at a critical time, as the chief is sparring with the district attorney over key investigations.

Anti-fentanyl group aims to stymie Mayor Breed’s push for international tourists

The group, called Mothers Against Drug Deaths, says the city should address open-air fentanyl dealing before drawing tourists back downtown.    

Garrett Leahy

Strip club patron stabbed in the heart by security, lawsuit says

A strip club customer is suing San Francisco’s New Century Theater, alleging he was stabbed in the heart by a security guard as he was thrown out of the premises, a lawsuit filed Tuesday says.

Senior Investigations Reporter

Michael Barba

Police want killer robots as backup in dangerous situations. Some SF leaders balk at the idea

Politics

SFPD is asking City Hall to approve a policy letting officers use robots to seriously injure or kill people as a last resort in deadly situations.

Partnerships Manager

Meaghan Mitchell

Bayview’s long-derelict ‘Bishop Building’ is demolished to make way for new restaurant and plaza revitalization

The 700-square-foot eyesore at 4801 Third St. was torn down to make room for a new Black-owned business with a focus on community.

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Police commission in flux: Cohen, Hamasaki depart at key moment in reform debate

Anti-fentanyl group aims to stymie Mayor Breed’s push for international tourists

Strip club patron stabbed in the heart by security, lawsuit says

Police want killer robots as backup in dangerous situations. Some SF leaders balk at the idea

Bayview’s long-derelict ‘Bishop Building’ is demolished to make way for new restaurant and plaza revitalization