Senior Investigations Reporter

Michael Barba

San Francisco police watchdog votes to curb ‘biased’ traffic stops

News

With little time left before voters could jam up its policymaking authority, the Police Commission approved the controversial rules.

Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

You can get magic mushroom chocolates over the counter in San Francisco now

Culture

Some organizations set themselves up as donation-based churches. But you can also just walk into a store and buy products with psychoactive mushrooms.

News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

Meet San Francisco’s bar crawl king who bet big on city’s nightlife—and won

Matt Seliga founded CrawlSF in 2004 as a side hustle and a way to make friends after moving to the Bay Area. Now, it’s a full-time gig.

Disgraced Public Works chief gets 7 years for role in bribery scandal: ‘Your crime resulted from greed’

Politics

‘Mr. Clean’s’ fall from grace culminated with a judge ordering the ex-city official to spend years in federal lockup.

SF jails rarely work with ICE. Should the fentanyl crisis change that?

One city lawmaker wants to strip some noncitizen fentanyl dealers of their sanctuary protections. Critics say it will solve nothing.

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San Francisco police watchdog votes to curb ‘biased’ traffic stops

You can get magic mushroom chocolates over the counter in San Francisco now

Meet San Francisco’s bar crawl king who bet big on city’s nightlife—and won

Disgraced Public Works chief gets 7 years for role in bribery scandal: ‘Your crime resulted from greed’

SF jails rarely work with ICE. Should the fentanyl crisis change that?