Political Reporter

Mike Ege

The board also came to terms with upzoning and plans a task force on Hunters Point cleanup.

The board finalizes the June election results, finances affordable projects, and revives a pair of housing bills that have dragged out for months. 

Citing toxicity and trolls, a fourth supervisor has now left the app since Elon Musk bought it late last year. 

The board reviews the city’s reparations plan after a delay, and committees vet homeless commissioners and the mayor’s police overtime request.  


An ordinance to curb police use of military hardware turns into a debate over killer robots. Also this week: The board takes a stand on Iran. 
