Data Journalism Editor

Anna Tong

SF’s revenue from a new homelessness tax fell 45% last year as companies moved and workers stayed home

Business

Those opposed to Prop C say the tax  has encouraged big companies to keep workers out of downtown offices. Proponents of the 2018 homelessness tax say the dip is temporary.

Wealth & Power Reporter

Emily Shugerman

UC Berkeley tells foreign students leaving for spring break they may not be able to return

News

A time-honored college tradition has become a source of anxiety for international students who might consider traveling abroad.

Politics Reporter

Han Li

Facing isolation, Asian elders work to conquer their loneliness

Culture

In light of mass shooting events, a marginalized community confronts the stigma of mental illness caused by isolation.

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

Tax-free stock from wealthy individuals helps fuel recall of DA Chesa Boudin

Politics

Four individuals have given almost $900,000 worth of stock directly to the committee in charge of recalling SF District Attorney Chesa Boudin. The reason they gave stock instead of cash is unknown, but one reason could be to avoid paying a capital gains tax.

Gabe Greschler

San Francisco’s immigration policies will face the Trump test. Here’s what to expect

Fear of deportations looms, but some of the administration’s reforms will likely be met with long legal battles. 

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SF’s revenue from a new homelessness tax fell 45% last year as companies moved and workers stayed home

UC Berkeley tells foreign students leaving for spring break they may not be able to return

Facing isolation, Asian elders work to conquer their loneliness

Tax-free stock from wealthy individuals helps fuel recall of DA Chesa Boudin

San Francisco’s immigration policies will face the Trump test. Here’s what to expect