News Reporter

David Sjostedt

UN Plaza was long the epicenter of San Francisco’s drug crisis. Skaters have brought a new vibe

Culture

Business is booming at a cafe in San Francisco’s long-troubled United Nations Plaza. But has the drug activity merely moved elsewhere?

Business Reporter

Kevin V. Nguyen

YIMBY group sues Bay Area city, accusing it of stuffing its housing plan with junk

Business

California's housing laws aren't enforced unless someone forces the issue in the courts

Top SF public health official drew second six-figure salary from drug nonprofit as its finances unraveled

News

A director at the SF Department of Public Health earned six figures consulting for a city-contracted nonprofit, raising financial and ethical questions.

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

Why the ultra-rich are buying way fewer San Francisco mansions

The city’s most exclusive homes are selling at huge discounts as savvy buyers avoid the market or choose to rent instead. 

SF’s next real estate wave is starting to take shape

Between another round of discounted sales, an uptick in office leasing, and political change, 2024 has set the table for a brighter future. 

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UN Plaza was long the epicenter of San Francisco’s drug crisis. Skaters have brought a new vibe

YIMBY group sues Bay Area city, accusing it of stuffing its housing plan with junk

Top SF public health official drew second six-figure salary from drug nonprofit as its finances unraveled

Why the ultra-rich are buying way fewer San Francisco mansions

SF’s next real estate wave is starting to take shape