Senior Politics Editor

Annie Gaus

Supervisors move ahead with two hotel acquisitions for homeless housing

Politics

The city plans to pay $23 million to acquire 77 units in the Mission and Outer Mission neighborhoods for permanent supportive housing.  

Senior Investigations Reporter

Michael Barba

Does Mayor Breed have too much control over City Hall? Ban on undated resignation letters stokes debate

Supervisor Rafael Mandelman says he’s not “terribly offended” by Breed asking her appointees to sign draft resignation letters.

Di Zhu

Opinion: Forget the haters. I love San Francisco despite its flaws.

Opinion

I moved to San Francisco to pursue my love affair with the city. Now I’m giving back to make it better for all of us. You should, too.

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

The anti-Uber: Alto, ride-share company with full-time drivers, launches in SF

News

Can Alto’s focus on quality and paying drivers fair wages compete with Uber and Lyft in San Francisco? The Dallas startup is aiming to find out. 


Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

Elections panel falsely claims high ground in racial diversity spat

Elections director John Artz set the gold standard for workplace equity. Then his bosses said they’d fire him to … wait for it … advance workplace equity.

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Supervisors move ahead with two hotel acquisitions for homeless housing

Does Mayor Breed have too much control over City Hall? Ban on undated resignation letters stokes debate

Opinion: Forget the haters. I love San Francisco despite its flaws.

The anti-Uber: Alto, ride-share company with full-time drivers, launches in SF

Elections panel falsely claims high ground in racial diversity spat