Editor-at-Large

Adam Lashinsky

Opinion: Mad as hell? San Franciscans should look in the mirror—not just at politicians

Opinion

Spurred on by an election year, the city's leaders are starting to lead. But will its citizens cheer them on, or respond with even more obstruction and complaints?

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

Newsom has big decisions to make on AI, housing, and transit — with big stakes for SF

Politics

State lawmakers this year sent the governor 800-plus bills, many with far-reaching consequences for the Bay Area.

News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

Breed’s housing measure heads to November ballot, while a competing proposal looms

News

Mayor London Breed’s housing will qualify for a November election, but it’s one of potentially several housing-related measures voters may be asked to consider this fall. 

Political Reporter

Mike Ege

Bay Area labor schism boils over as unions spar over state housing bill

Building Trades, Carpenters’ unions draw increasingly visible lines over housing supply policy


Senior Politics Editor

Annie Gaus

San Francisco expands program that pays for homeless individuals to return home

The Homeward Bound program has helped 11,000 homeless people return home since 2005 and costs about $180 per person, according to the city. 

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Opinion: Mad as hell? San Franciscans should look in the mirror—not just at politicians

Newsom has big decisions to make on AI, housing, and transit — with big stakes for SF

Breed’s housing measure heads to November ballot, while a competing proposal looms

Bay Area labor schism boils over as unions spar over state housing bill

San Francisco expands program that pays for homeless individuals to return home