Senior Politics Editor

Annie Gaus

A little-noticed change to a state Senate bill means San Francisco could be forced to rapidly approve housing starting next year. 

The lawsuit says hackers broke into a surgeon’s Coinbase wallet.  

SF takes yet another punch—this time from the city whose police union executive allegedly sold fentanyl out of her house.

The progressive prosecutor said that roughly 250 small businesses in the community have been victimized by a law firm’s fraudulent claims.

Frank Chiu once led the Department of Building Inspection. Now he consults on projects that are later inspected by his relatives.