Data Reporter

Noah Baustin

With new bike infrastructure citywide, crashes between cyclists and cars are down. But in some neighborhoods past conflicts have slowed progress.

Dueling lawsuits raise the possibility that San Francisco’s biggest housing development turned out to be a bad business deal.


Once a close ally of the mayor, the District 11 supervisor said he expects to make a decision on running by summertime.

Since the 19th century, writers have seen this city as a promised land.

For the amount of public money spent, the city could have purchased the Hotel Whitcomb.