Matthew Kupfer

From tech haven to has-been: San Francisco’s once-thriving SoMa neighborhood struggles to find footing

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Business

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Once a center for tech offices and new housing, South of Market hasn’t bounced back from the pandemic. What does its future hold?

Senior Politics Editor

Annie Gaus

At the Granada Hotel, a rush to house the homeless comes at the expense of elderly tenants

Residents say conditions at the building have gotten much worse since the city and a non-profit service provider bought it last year. A lawsuit alleges elder abuse. 

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Sarah Wright

More than 800 homes remain unfilled as thousands of unhoused sit on waitlist

SF Public Press’ Nuala Bishari spent 10 months uncovering why the city’s housing process is so slow.

Politics Reporter

Han Li

Fourth time’s a charm? San Francisco Chinese American activist makes another run for office

Politics

David Lee announced his campaign for the 19th Assembly district, covering San Francisco’s west side and parts of San Mateo County.

Newsom proposes budget cuts as state faces $22B deficit

“We’re in a very volatile moment,” said Gov. Gavin Newsom before announcing billions in cuts to close California’s $22.5 billion deficit.

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From tech haven to has-been: San Francisco’s once-thriving SoMa neighborhood struggles to find footing

At the Granada Hotel, a rush to house the homeless comes at the expense of elderly tenants

More than 800 homes remain unfilled as thousands of unhoused sit on waitlist

Fourth time’s a charm? San Francisco Chinese American activist makes another run for office

Newsom proposes budget cuts as state faces $22B deficit