Tim Redmond

Opinion: ‘San Fransicko’ gets it upside down: it’s neoliberals who ruin cities

Opinion

Progressives aren’t in charge in SF. It’s the economic policies of Ronald Reagan and mainstream liberals that have produced the crisis in the streets. 

Business Reporter

Jillian D’Onfro

$150k to find love? Inside the high-stakes Silicon Valley matchmaking scene

Business

Culture

Acting as cupid for the rich of Silicon Valley means navigating a tricky world of orgies, psychedelics, and gold diggers.

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

This homeless man cleaned a San Francisco street for 7 years. A nonprofit fights to keep him there

A San Francisco nonprofit is trying to protect a homeless man who has been cleaning one of the city’s most destitute streets for seven years.

Manuela Tobias at CalMatters

California homeless population grew by 22,000 over pandemic

News

Politics

The first statewide snapshot of California’s homelessness crisis since the pandemic hit reveals that the number of people without a stable place to call home increased by at least 22,500 over the past three years, to 173,800. That’s based on a CalMatters analysis of the federal government’s point-in-time count, a biennial headcount of people sleeping on…

Garrett Leahy

The unstoppable San Francisco shoplifter courts can’t contain

Neil Peck has been prosecuted for theft eight times since 2014, but repeated efforts to address his issues instead of incarceration have failed. 

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Opinion: ‘San Fransicko’ gets it upside down: it’s neoliberals who ruin cities

$150k to find love? Inside the high-stakes Silicon Valley matchmaking scene

This homeless man cleaned a San Francisco street for 7 years. A nonprofit fights to keep him there

California homeless population grew by 22,000 over pandemic

The unstoppable San Francisco shoplifter courts can’t contain