Data Journalism Editor

Anna Tong

It’s finally here: Real driverless Cruise cars spotted picking up passengers around the city

Business

News

The training wheels are finally coming off. In the past few weeks, San Francisco has become the first major U.S. city where autonomous vehicles have provided fully driverless rides to members of the public.

Sports Editor

Ethan Kassel

Backup point guard leads De La Salle past nation’s top team

Sports

Leo Ricketts made a name for himself as De La Salle took down previously undefeated West Linn and Oregon commit Jackson Shelstad.

Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

Oakland fines controversial restaurant $100K, owner claps back at penalty

Food & Drink

The since-closed Hi Felicia was a ‘vulgar fine-dining’ superstar until it shuttered in May amid disputes over pay and working conditions.

News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

Californians reflect on iconic Sen. Dianne Feinstein dying at 90

‘Too down the middle’ or an ‘icon’—people in San Francisco share their feelings after the senator and former city mayor dies.

Politics Reporter

Gabe Greschler

Ferris wheel could stay at Fisherman’s Wharf until 2025

Culture

Politics

The 150-foot-tall amusement park ride has sat near Pier 39 since November—and now the mayor wants to keep it for a bit longer to bolster tourism.

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It’s finally here: Real driverless Cruise cars spotted picking up passengers around the city

Backup point guard leads De La Salle past nation’s top team

Oakland fines controversial restaurant $100K, owner claps back at penalty

Californians reflect on iconic Sen. Dianne Feinstein dying at 90

Ferris wheel could stay at Fisherman’s Wharf until 2025