Education Reporter

Ida Mojadad

Pride and prejudice: Why Lowell looms large in SF’s school discourse

News

Local parents were already upset with a district they saw as capricious and out of touch. But when the commissioners came for merit-based admissions, the gloves came off.

Will Reisman

High hopes in lo-fi: SF’s nascent ‘fog pop’ scene finds home at Paisley Shirt Records

Culture

The tastemaking label has paired its potent roster of tape-loving indie rockers with a Mission District gallery to create a chilly, decidedly San Francisco scene.

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

SF pledged $120M to help Black residents. The money’s gone in some strange directions

Politics

Public funds have paid for black-tie galas, a trip to Martha’s Vineyard and a bulk order of a department director’s children’s book.

Sports Editor

Ethan Kassel

Week 14 football recap: Lincoln wins Turkey Day, St. Ignatius falls in title game

Sports

The Lincoln Mustangs are San Francisco’s lone representative in the state football playoffs this season after St. Ignatius’ loss.

Reporter

Sarah Wright

San Francisco’s sweetest mystery: Why is baklava sold at so many corner stores?

Food & Drink

Commonly found at liquor store checkouts, the flaky pastry is ubiquitous in SF. One reporter set out to discover why. 

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Pride and prejudice: Why Lowell looms large in SF’s school discourse

High hopes in lo-fi: SF’s nascent ‘fog pop’ scene finds home at Paisley Shirt Records

SF pledged $120M to help Black residents. The money’s gone in some strange directions

Week 14 football recap: Lincoln wins Turkey Day, St. Ignatius falls in title game

San Francisco’s sweetest mystery: Why is baklava sold at so many corner stores?