Data Reporter

Noah Baustin

The new pay requirements will support local military reserve members, advocates say.

From unionized strippers to kinky philosophers, the city has a long history of sex work pioneers.

Sources said Jacobs, Shimmick Construction and the California Engineering Contractors Joint Venture were the contractors accused of fraud.  


A survey by the San Francisco Arts Commission reveals people love this century-old fountain, which delivered water to the city after the 1906 quake. 

Built in 1982, the building is slated for redevelopment in 2025—but in the meantime, it’s a dead zone.