Political Reporter

Mike Ege

SF’s November ballot takes shape with 15 local propositions

Politics

In San Francisco, long ballots are par for the course. This November’s features three measures on JFK Drive, new taxes, a U-turn on sanitation and more. 

Senior Politics Editor

Annie Gaus

‘Rotten to the core’: San Francisco could get sued over housing gridlock, says legislator

News

San Francisco’s housing squabbles put the city on a collision course with an increasingly aggressive state agency charged with holding cities accountable to housing production.

Michael Lambert

Opinion: We’re keeping San Francisco libraries safe and inclusive, despite the surroundings

Opinion

City Librarian Michael Lambert outlines how he’s worked to keep San Francisco libraries safe and accessible in the midst of the homelessness and drug crises.

Politics Reporter

Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez

Han Li

Breed concedes mayor’s race as frustrated voters seek change

Daniel Lurie, heir to the Levi Strauss fortune, has unseated the six-year incumbent. 

New police spying rules pass, but not without a fight: Supes roundup

The board also cleared expansion of the city’s produce market, and a ban on gas-powered leaf blowers. 


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SF’s November ballot takes shape with 15 local propositions

‘Rotten to the core’: San Francisco could get sued over housing gridlock, says legislator

Opinion: We’re keeping San Francisco libraries safe and inclusive, despite the surroundings

Breed concedes mayor’s race as frustrated voters seek change

New police spying rules pass, but not without a fight: Supes roundup