Chris Roberts

He left Russia to cash in on cannabis in SF. He ended up sentenced to prison with Rudy Giuliani’s associates

News

Andrey Kukushkin first came to San Francisco from Ukraine as a teenager in the ’90s. He later returned to the city from Russia as a polished businessman. On Tuesday, he was sentenced to prison for taking part in a scheme to undermine U.S. elections and create a cannabis empire.

Politics Reporter

Han Li

Coffee landmark or old building? Downtown site’s demolition sparks political fight

Politics

“It’s not the most special building in the world,” one supervisor said of the old roastery. Local preservationists disagree.

Christina Campodonico

‘A bunch of weirdos building things’: Inside an SF incubator dreaming up Vision Pro apps

Culture

A venture capital firm’s inaugural Vision Pro Residency program debuted more than a dozen Vision Pro apps for a packed crowd at Fort Mason.  

Investigations Editor

Matt Smith

Former supervisor Jane Kim targeted in ethics complaint over Stevenson Street housing project

Kim worked closely with the leader of a powerful housing nonprofit to oppose a major apartment project. She says she did the work on her own time.

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

As booster shots lag, community groups get creative in closing vaccination gaps

Despite the city’s success in encouraging vaccination, stubborn disparities persist along racial lines in use of Covid booster shots.


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He left Russia to cash in on cannabis in SF. He ended up sentenced to prison with Rudy Giuliani’s associates

Coffee landmark or old building? Downtown site’s demolition sparks political fight

‘A bunch of weirdos building things’: Inside an SF incubator dreaming up Vision Pro apps

Former supervisor Jane Kim targeted in ethics complaint over Stevenson Street housing project

As booster shots lag, community groups get creative in closing vaccination gaps