News Reporter

David Sjostedt

SF officials say they’d back ‘safe supply,’ or legal narcotics

News

Public health officials are looking to Switzerland and Canada for solutions to the city’s overdose crisis.

Deputy News Editor

Stephanie K. Baer

A frustrated San Francisco business wants a security gate. Red tape is getting in the way

Business

After a vandal smashed this San Francisco business’s windows, city regulations are making it difficult to get the glass fixed.

Politics Reporter

Gabe Greschler

‘Tired of the negativity’: Breed hits back at doubters in State of the City speech

Politics

In a State of the City speech that featured both a Teddy Roosevelt quote and outro music of Destiny’s Child’s ‘Survivor,’ Mayor London Breed pushed back on her doubters.

Senior News Reporter

George Kelly

California math wars: San Francisco politician wants 8th-grade algebra on the ballot

A nonbinding declaration on next March’s ballot could urge schools staff to let students pursue algebra early, while preparing all students to take it in time.

Education Reporter

Ida Mojadad

The spring equinox makes a better New Year’s Day than early January

Culture

With rituals like jumping over a fire or giving crisp dollar bills to children, Nowrooz is the Persian celebration that transcends religion.

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SF officials say they’d back ‘safe supply,’ or legal narcotics

A frustrated San Francisco business wants a security gate. Red tape is getting in the way

‘Tired of the negativity’: Breed hits back at doubters in State of the City speech

California math wars: San Francisco politician wants 8th-grade algebra on the ballot

The spring equinox makes a better New Year’s Day than early January