Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

City didn’t know SF homeless nonprofit referred for FBI probe isn’t even a nonprofit

Politics

A shelter and housing group that has received tens of millions in city and federal grants had its nonprofit status suspended in June.

News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

Cone wars: The people who squat on parking spots—and the neighbors who hate it

Culture

In San Francisco's Excelsior, orange traffic cones mark territory and spark conflict.

Political Reporter

Mike Ege

Cops can deploy killer robots in SF—but only in extreme cases

Supervisors gave police the OK to use the deadly machines, showed solidarity with Iranian protesters and reached a compromise over …


Senior Investigations Reporter

Michael Barba

Prominent San Francisco developer paid bribes to building inspection employees, Feds say

News

Sia Tahbazof, a civil engineer and philanthropist, was charged with fraud Thursday for allegedly paying bribes to Bernie Curran and other former DBI employees.

Supervisors end legislative year with unresolved issues over drug crisis, police

The Board did come together on other topics, including the fate of the elections director and saving a family shelter. A new bill addressing “Resignationgate” was also introduced. 

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City didn’t know SF homeless nonprofit referred for FBI probe isn’t even a nonprofit

Cone wars: The people who squat on parking spots—and the neighbors who hate it

Cops can deploy killer robots in SF—but only in extreme cases

Prominent San Francisco developer paid bribes to building inspection employees, Feds say

Supervisors end legislative year with unresolved issues over drug crisis, police