Editor-at-Large

Adam Lashinsky

Opinion: Lurie’s four czars will have vast power — but will they know how to wield it?

Opinion

A foursome of policy chiefs will attempt what a legion of veteran bureaucrats have been unable to accomplish: Make SF run efficiently. 

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

Poll: 76% of San Francisco voters say city is on the wrong track

Business

A quarterly update of the mayor’s Downtown recovery proposals comes ahead of what is certain to be a contentious budget fight.  

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

The city claims the Tenderloin is much nicer now. Residents of this street say otherwise

Culture

Even as the city’s leaders tout progress in the Tenderloin, residents of this street say the crackdown has intensified their issues.

Enterprise Reporter

Alex Mullaney

‘This is a win’: Families are moving from RVs to apartments at last

News

After years of controversy, protests, and one zoo break-in, 21 families left RVs for subsidized Parkmerced apartments. Many others are still on the streets.

San Francisco’s homeless people feel too guilty to call loved ones at Christmas

Despite an influx of donations to local charities, people living on San Francisco’s streets say their holidays are filled with guilt.

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Opinion: Lurie’s four czars will have vast power — but will they know how to wield it?

Poll: 76% of San Francisco voters say city is on the wrong track

The city claims the Tenderloin is much nicer now. Residents of this street say otherwise

‘This is a win’: Families are moving from RVs to apartments at last

San Francisco’s homeless people feel too guilty to call loved ones at Christmas