Political Reporter

Mike Ege

Board of Supervisors in 4 minutes: No call, no show, a new police commissioner and having a ‘CoW’ over JFK

Politics

A lapse in leadership leads to an absentee leader. Plus, the supervisors discuss reopening JFK to cars, tearing down the Kearny Street bridge and reforming the city’s procurement process.

Enterprise Reporter

Alex Mullaney

‘We’re the mayor’s constituents, too’: Pandemic drastically reshapes constituent services for SF neighborhoods

Shut down by the pandemic in March 2020, residents can no longer drop into the longstanding Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Services in City Hall for help getting a proclamation or guidance to handle a problem on their street.

Education Reporter

Ida Mojadad

San Francisco’s proposed budget siphons funds for affordable child care access

News

A 2018 voter initiative promised to rein in child care costs. Now, it may be used to help balance the city’s budget.

Sarah Holtz

Parklet problems: Restaurant owners struggle with new rules, reconsider value of outdoor dining

Culture

Food & Drink

Restaurant owners are facing a Jan. 15 deadline to apply for new parklet permits or renew existing ones. 

Lowell admissions awaits vote—again. What’s different this time?

The vote to keep the elite public high school in the lottery system until 2024 is set for June 22. 

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Board of Supervisors in 4 minutes: No call, no show, a new police commissioner and having a ‘CoW’ over JFK

‘We’re the mayor’s constituents, too’: Pandemic drastically reshapes constituent services for SF neighborhoods

San Francisco’s proposed budget siphons funds for affordable child care access

Parklet problems: Restaurant owners struggle with new rules, reconsider value of outdoor dining

Lowell admissions awaits vote—again. What’s different this time?