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Adam Lashinsky

Why a gay politician wants to roll back a gay rights bill — and why he’s right to do so

Opinion

A supervisor supported a domestic-partner benefits bill when it was needed. Today, he knows it’s not.

Senior Investigations Reporter

Michael Barba

Prominent San Francisco developer paid bribes to building inspection employees, Feds say

News

Sia Tahbazof, a civil engineer and philanthropist, was charged with fraud Thursday for allegedly paying bribes to Bernie Curran and other former DBI employees.

Senior Politics Editor

Annie Gaus

San Francisco housing crisis: New state bill may force city to build faster

Politics

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

Political Reporter

Mike Ege

Cops can deploy killer robots in SF—but only in extreme cases

Supervisors gave police the OK to use the deadly machines, showed solidarity with Iranian protesters and reached a compromise over …


The original K-Hive: Kamala Harris’ SF advisors recall the campaign that changed history

As she accepted the nomination for president, Harris’ longtime backers remembered the gritty campaign that launched her career. 

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Why a gay politician wants to roll back a gay rights bill — and why he’s right to do so

Prominent San Francisco developer paid bribes to building inspection employees, Feds say

San Francisco housing crisis: New state bill may force city to build faster

Cops can deploy killer robots in SF—but only in extreme cases

The original K-Hive: Kamala Harris’ SF advisors recall the campaign that changed history