Senior Politics Editor

Annie Gaus

A ballot measure to boost police staffing was subject to a ‘hostile’ takeover, said a San Francisco lawmaker. 

Trump’s cuts to various programs could hit the city harder than previously expected.

Despite the crime drop, most mayoral candidates are still calling for more cops in tough-on-crime campaigns.

A group of supervisors is calling for a hearing to ask why the city has delayed a plan to open up a network of overdose prevention sites. 

As California prepares to sunset its rent relief program, San Francisco is planning to take up the slack. But uncertainties remain.