Business Reporter

Kevin V. Nguyen

Why San Francisco’s recovery is tied to its struggling hotel industry

Business

The sector’s failure to relaunch after the pandemic has burned a hole in the city’s budget. When will the good times return?

News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

They spent millions to live on an island in San Francisco with no grocery store. Who are they?

Culture

Dozens of people are living on a 0.9-square-mile island in the middle of the San Francisco Bay with no businesses or even a bus stop. Here’s why.

Terry Chea

Adam Beam

California fast food workers to be paid $20 an hour as new state law kicks in

News

Politics

Legislators passed the law in part as an acknowledgement that many fast food workers are adults working to support their families.

Liz Lindqwister

Olivia Cruz Mayeda

5 things you should know about San Francisco’s Indigenous past & present

November is National American Indian Heritage Month, celebrating the rich history, culture and community of Native Americans across the United States. 

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

Is there a future for Fisherman’s Wharf without the fishermen?

San Francisco’s famed Fisherman’s Wharf is at a crossroads as businessmen and fishermen clash over a redevelopment plan. 


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Why San Francisco’s recovery is tied to its struggling hotel industry

They spent millions to live on an island in San Francisco with no grocery store. Who are they?

California fast food workers to be paid $20 an hour as new state law kicks in

5 things you should know about San Francisco’s Indigenous past & present

Is there a future for Fisherman’s Wharf without the fishermen?