Business Editor

Kevin Truong

New state law opens up permits for SF’s street food vendors. Now comes the hard part

Business

A state bill signed by Gov. Newsom is meant to streamline the permitting process for street food vendors, but opponents fear that it could worsen existing problems. 


Reporter

Sarah Wright

‘No killer robots!’: Protesters rage against SFPD and City Hall

News

The so-called ‘killer robot’ rules stemmed from a much larger policy on how SFPD can deploy all its military equipment.

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

Donors have funneled $1.6M into an obscure March race. That’s a big problem, says watchdog

Politics

Candidates are exploiting a massive fundraising loophole that allows them to raise unlimited sums, according to the head of the Ethics Commission. 

Politics Reporter

Gabe Greschler

Cigars, booze and motorcycles: Nonprofit accused of swindling city in $100K scheme

A joint investigation by the San Francisco city attorney and controller has revealed a nonprofit defrauded the city in a scheme that amounts to at least $100,000.

Abortion ballot measure that preps for second Trump term passes handily

Prop. O would firm up reproductive rights in San Francisco. Opponents include the Catholic archdiocese.


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New state law opens up permits for SF’s street food vendors. Now comes the hard part

‘No killer robots!’: Protesters rage against SFPD and City Hall

Donors have funneled $1.6M into an obscure March race. That’s a big problem, says watchdog

Cigars, booze and motorcycles: Nonprofit accused of swindling city in $100K scheme

Abortion ballot measure that preps for second Trump term passes handily