Matthew Kupfer

Investigations Editor

Matt Smith

How a mega-rich oligarch linked to Putin derailed a Bay Area homeless shelter

Business

News

The site was supposed to be the first homeless center in San Francisco’s Russian Hill neighborhood. Instead, it became part of a network of secret assets controlled by one of Russia’s richest men.

The confounding life of the woman seeking to heal San Francisco’s wounds

Politics

Fresh off tens of millions in local contracts, the Urban Alchemy founder now has her sights set nationwide. 

Business Editor

Kevin Truong

View of Bayview: A tour of Third Street’s Black-owned businesses

There’s evidence of a neighborhood turnaround as foot traffic picks back up and incoming tenants—around half of which are Black-owned—pump new lifeblood to the community.

Christina Campodonico

Opening doors: Repurposed SF garages give creatives space to pursue passions and chase dreams

Culture

Meet some of the San Franciscans pursuing passion projects, perfecting side hustles and building full-fledged businesses out of their auxiliary spaces.

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

March 5 election pits prosecutor Jean Roland vs. Judge Patrick Thompson. Who are they?

Corporate lawyer-turned-judge faces lifelong prosecutor in race framed by debate over public safety








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How a mega-rich oligarch linked to Putin derailed a Bay Area homeless shelter

The confounding life of the woman seeking to heal San Francisco’s wounds

View of Bayview: A tour of Third Street’s Black-owned businesses

Opening doors: Repurposed SF garages give creatives space to pursue passions and chase dreams

March 5 election pits prosecutor Jean Roland vs. Judge Patrick Thompson. Who are they?