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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.

Reporter

Sarah Wright

‘Covid wiped us out’: SFMTA director seeks to restore trust in the system

News

SFMTA Director Jeffrey Tumlin has two years to figure out how to fix a hole in its budget, and says his focus is rebuilding trust in a transit network that suffered massive setbacks in the pandemic. 


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Senior Politics Editor

Annie Gaus

‘Payroll is on Monday’: VCs, startups scramble for answers after biggest bank crash since 2008

Business

Startup founders were left scrambling to figure out how to make payroll after their accounts with the bank were abruptly frozen. 

Livable City Goes Very Big for Sunday Streets Mission

Data Reporter

Noah Baustin

Chinese billionaire’s company fined $1M in San Francisco bribery scheme

Billionaire Zhang Li bribed ex-Public Works head Mohammed Nuru to usher along a development at 555 Fulton St.

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

‘Covid wiped us out’: SFMTA director seeks to restore trust in the system

‘Payroll is on Monday’: VCs, startups scramble for answers after biggest bank crash since 2008

Sponsored: Livable City Goes Very Big for Sunday Streets Mission

Chinese billionaire’s company fined $1M in San Francisco bribery scheme