Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

If San Francisco was a rich girl, would it spend $8 million on a party for the president starring Gwen Stefani? Apparently, it would.

San Francisco is proposing a $26.5 million contract extension for the last sole source contract issued to the scandal-ridden trash company.

In a letter, California housing officials warned the Board of Supervisors to pass a key housing reform bill as originally proposed. 

Prominent local unions are picking sides in two competing proposals to build affordable housing that voters may consider this November. 

Black-led organizations across the city feared layoffs after the funding was frozen late last year. 