Education Reporter

Ida Mojadad

Flawed contract offers clues to rough rollout of school district’s new payroll system

News

An agreement between the San Francisco Unified School District and computer services firm Infosys may have set the stage for a very rough launch.

Editor-at-Large

Erin Feher

Someone burned down our school playground. Something beautiful rose from the ashes

Culture

A community of San Franciscans put their hands to work after a pair of fires in the Outer Richmond.

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

The danger of anointing Kamala Harris (again)

Politics

She's the front-runner for California governor without even launching a campaign, but her candidacy would come with risks. 

Senior Politics Editor

Annie Gaus

San Francisco looks ahead to helping children, families recover from pandemic upheaval

With public schools slated to reopen on Aug. 16, families will soon return to a semblance of normalcy—albeit with masking mandates and scheduling changes.  But helping those families recover from a very difficult year—particularly those children who struggled with stress, isolation and learning loss during the pandemic—calls for a dedicated effort and long-range planning.  “The…

Politics Reporter

Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez

SF candidates go selfie-crazy in hopes of basking in Kamala Harris’ glow

Basking in Harris’ star power, candidates hope their connections to the veep will boost their own campaigns. 

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Flawed contract offers clues to rough rollout of school district’s new payroll system

Someone burned down our school playground. Something beautiful rose from the ashes

The danger of anointing Kamala Harris (again)

San Francisco looks ahead to helping children, families recover from pandemic upheaval

SF candidates go selfie-crazy in hopes of basking in Kamala Harris’ glow