Business Reporter

Kevin V. Nguyen

Tech Culture Reporter

Rya Jetha

Could a new mayor bring SF’s workers back to the office?

Business

Politics

From tax breaks to leading by example, each candidate has ideas about how to get workers back downtown.

Education Reporter

Ida Mojadad

SF teachers closer to getting raises: ‘It’s the most insane time to be an educator’

News

The city’s public school district will start negotiating with K-12 teachers about their contract—which very well may include a pay bump for the first time in four years. 

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

SF drug overdose deaths were down in 2021 for the first time in years, but 2 neighborhoods saw a bump in the numbers

Fewer people in San Francisco died from drug overdoses in the second year of the pandemic, marking the city’s first dip in years, according to a new report. But the loss of life remains startlingly high and is actually climbing in some pockets of the city.

Politics Reporter

Han Li

San Francisco got rid of its racist statues. Asian Americans in the city say that’s just a first step

Culture

Despite taking down multiple statues in recent years, San Francisco is still struggling to balance its public art installations as the city tries to find a more balanced view on history.

Tomo Chien

First suspect charged under new tough-on-crime law had drugs, gun, no BART ticket, DA says

If convicted, Martinez Guillory could face tougher sentencing following passage of Prop. 36.

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Could a new mayor bring SF’s workers back to the office?

SF teachers closer to getting raises: ‘It’s the most insane time to be an educator’

SF drug overdose deaths were down in 2021 for the first time in years, but 2 neighborhoods saw a bump in the numbers

San Francisco got rid of its racist statues. Asian Americans in the city say that’s just a first step

First suspect charged under new tough-on-crime law had drugs, gun, no BART ticket, DA says