Reporter

Sarah Wright

Housing shell game: Supes’ latest actions set to slow new housing as state mandates loom

News

Politics

SF’s board of supervisors habitually blocks housing initiatives in the name of affordability and other goals, threatening the city’s ability to meet state housing targets.


Food Editor 

Lauren Saria

The self-taught chef behind the most exciting SF opening of the year 

Food & Drink

The Happy Crane, a modern Chinese restaurant from chef James Yeun Leong Parry, opens on Aug. 8. 

Senior Investigations Reporter

Michael Barba

Vehicle pursuits, sideshows and car break-ins: How Mayor Breed wants San Francisco police to use drones

The mayor’s ballot measure includes few guardrails for police using drones, while conjuring images of high-speed drone pursuits that defy reality.

Matthew Kupfer

Senate rejects bill to curb money laundering in Silicon Valley

The Enablers Act would have required lawyers, financiers and other professionals to identify clients, as a way to staunch covert funds moving through money-laundering centers such as the Bay Area.

Sports Reporter

John Shea

Shea: Remembering Willie Mays, one year after the death of an American icon

Sports

He played baseball on his terms. He lived life on his terms. And one year ago today, he left us on his terms. 

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Housing shell game: Supes’ latest actions set to slow new housing as state mandates loom

The self-taught chef behind the most exciting SF opening of the year

Vehicle pursuits, sideshows and car break-ins: How Mayor Breed wants San Francisco police to use drones

Senate rejects bill to curb money laundering in Silicon Valley

Shea: Remembering Willie Mays, one year after the death of an American icon