Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

Recovering addict Matt Dorsey sells SF on how to solve its drug crisis

Politics

City Hall’s ‘nice guy’ shaped policy and PR for two decades before the mayor appointed him supervisor. But can he handle the ‘knife fight in a phone booth’?

Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

This SF microhood feels like the city at its best—and it’s led by women

Culture

Scruffy and livelier than ever, a two-block stretch of 16th Street in the Mission seems to have escaped all the doom and gloom.

Maryann Jones Thompson

Meet the godmother of San Francisco’s independent booksellers

Business

Elaine Petrocelli is the force behind Book Passage, one of the Bay Area’s most prominent booksellers.

Enterprise Reporter

Anya Schultz

Voters promised free lawyers for domestic violence survivors. SF didn’t follow through

News

Prop. D was supposed to help the 90% who can’t afford representation. The city never funded it. Then Lurie cut even deeper into legal aid.

Reporter

Sarah Wright

How San Francisco makes it insanely hard to build housing

A Sausalito resident set out to build apartments on a property he owned in the Mission. He ended up exposing the cracks in SF’s processes, but not much has changed.

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Recovering addict Matt Dorsey sells SF on how to solve its drug crisis

This SF microhood feels like the city at its best—and it’s led by women

Meet the godmother of San Francisco’s independent booksellers

Voters promised free lawyers for domestic violence survivors. SF didn’t follow through

How San Francisco makes it insanely hard to build housing