Business Editor

Kevin Truong

Breed and business leaders want workers back, but employees and executives have differing views

Business

The mayor and the SFChamber of Commerce believe in-office work is essential to city’s economy. But concerns about Covid surges and employee preferences may hinder the effort to get workers back downtown.

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

After decades of downsizing, SF jails are suddenly packed again

News

The city’s incarceration rate has surged 10% since December as an era of criminal justice reform comes to a definitive end.

‘A major shock’: Mayor Breed, SF budget analysts acknowledge remote work is here to stay

Politics

The city’s budget office is in the process of measuring just how bad remote work and rising vacancies are for SF’s $14 billion budget.

Data Reporter

Noah Baustin

Activists score victory in move to kill controversial San Francisco harbor project

The Recreation and Park Department wants to extend a harbor in front of Marina Green, but a grassroots group is fighting the plan.

Politics Reporter

Han Li

Gabe Greschler

Deputy Politics Editor

Hannah Wiley

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

Joel Engardio trounced in recall election

More than 60% of District 4 voters approved Proposition A, making him the first supervisor in city history to be recalled from office. 

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Breed and business leaders want workers back, but employees and executives have differing views

After decades of downsizing, SF jails are suddenly packed again

‘A major shock’: Mayor Breed, SF budget analysts acknowledge remote work is here to stay

Activists score victory in move to kill controversial San Francisco harbor project

Joel Engardio trounced in recall election