Bill aims to replenish low-income housing destroyed in SF’s ‘urban renewal’ period

News

More than 5,800 low- and middle-income housing units would be built using a specific property tax trust fund should the law pass.

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

State bill introduced to close unlocked door defense ‘loophole’ in car break-ins

Under existing law, prosecutors are required to prove in auto burglary cases that the vehicle was locked.


Multimedia Editor

Jesse Rogala

Did your PG&E bill go through the roof this winter? You’re not alone

As California cautiously recovers from the seemingly endless storms that slammed into the state the past few weeks, consumers are facing another shocking situation—skyrocketing PG&E energy and gas bills.

Reporter

Sarah Wright

Mayor floats bill to close JFK Drive permanently, but its fate at the board is uncertain

Supervisors are mixed on the idea of closing Golden Gate Park’s main thoroughfare to cars for good. 

Politics Reporter

Han Li

Breed to sign rent control expansion bill, but its fate depends on the state ballot

Politics

The law will expand protections to all SF residential buildings built before 1994 — but only if California voters pass Proposition 33.

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Bill aims to replenish low-income housing destroyed in SF’s ‘urban renewal’ period

State bill introduced to close unlocked door defense ‘loophole’ in car break-ins

Did your PG&E bill go through the roof this winter? You’re not alone

Mayor floats bill to close JFK Drive permanently, but its fate at the board is uncertain

Breed to sign rent control expansion bill, but its fate depends on the state ballot