Education Reporter

Ida Mojadad

‘Not worth it’: SF supervisors shutter their Twitter accounts

Business

Politics

Citing toxicity and trolls, a fourth supervisor has now left the app since Elon Musk bought it late last year. 

Political Reporter

Mike Ege

Twitter bedrooms, labor violations and killer robots: Supes roundup

Popular outcry puts a pause on police robots, plus a green light for more car-free weekends on the Great Highway.


News Reporter

David Sjostedt

SF supervisors back new street vendor rules, push ahead on acquiring hotel for the homeless

San Francisco’s supervisors on Tuesday moved forward on new street vendor rules, increasing access to Golden Pate Park and acquiring a hotel for the homeless.

Data Reporter

Noah Baustin

Police seldom write traffic tickets in San Francisco. That’s costing the city millions

News

Police traffic citations have dropped by 96% in the past decade, drying up a lucrative revenue source as San Francisco faces a budget deficit.

Editor-at-Large

Adam Lashinsky

Opinion: Firefighters are demanding the city’s most lavish perks — and politicians are carrying their water

Opinion

It's an election year, which means San Francisco's powerful unions are trying to manipulate politicians and exploit voter sentiment. 

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‘Not worth it’: SF supervisors shutter their Twitter accounts

Twitter bedrooms, labor violations and killer robots: Supes roundup

SF supervisors back new street vendor rules, push ahead on acquiring hotel for the homeless

Police seldom write traffic tickets in San Francisco. That’s costing the city millions

Opinion: Firefighters are demanding the city’s most lavish perks — and politicians are carrying their water