Business Editor

Kevin Truong

Breed and business leaders want workers back, but employees and executives have differing views

Business

The mayor and the SFChamber of Commerce believe in-office work is essential to city’s economy. But concerns about Covid surges and employee preferences may hinder the effort to get workers back downtown.

BART edges closer to fiscal disaster as it hopes for a savior

News

BART financial planners say federal funding will run out in less than two years, forcing cuts and possible fare increases. 


Business Reporter

Jillian D’Onfro

Kevin V. Nguyen

No, seriously this time: SF’s tourism industry may bounce back in 2025

A narrative change, a jump in convention bookings, and a slate of major sporting events are primed to juice the city’s biggest sector.

Sports Columnist

Tim Kawakami

Kawakami: ‘They never wavered’ — a tougher 49ers team survives in Seattle

Sports

The roster is different this season, but the team kept its biggest stars around — and they led the way to victory. 

Reporter

Sarah Wright

‘Covid wiped us out’: SFMTA director seeks to restore trust in the system

SFMTA Director Jeffrey Tumlin has two years to figure out how to fix a hole in its budget, and says his focus is rebuilding trust in a transit network that suffered massive setbacks in the pandemic. 


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Breed and business leaders want workers back, but employees and executives have differing views

BART edges closer to fiscal disaster as it hopes for a savior

No, seriously this time: SF’s tourism industry may bounce back in 2025

Kawakami: ‘They never wavered’ — a tougher 49ers team survives in Seattle

‘Covid wiped us out’: SFMTA director seeks to restore trust in the system