Senior Politics Editor

Annie Gaus

San Francisco angles to buy out PG&E’s local assets in move to public power

Politics

PG&E called the city’s efforts a “waste of time and resources,” and said its assets are not for sale.  

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

San Francisco city officials enjoy exclusive vacation spot in Yosemite. Why?

San Francisco supervisors and a department head caught in a corruption scandal have taken advantage of the special city perk.

Education Reporter

Ida Mojadad

SF school board defends resignation deals for staff accused of sexual misconduct

News

‘What comes to us from staff is the recommendation that they feel will both protect the district‘s financial interests and keep kids in our sights safe,’ said Board President Kevine Boggess. 

Editor-at-Large

Adam Lashinsky

Opinion: San Francisco and the art of ‘accomplishing nothing’

Opinion

A board fight over outmoded contracting rules and a powerless citizen’s panel shows the city can’t break its old, bad habits.

Political Reporter

Mike Ege

Board of Supervisors preview: Sharing the wealth and police funding

An agenda light on ordinances focuses on grants, plus two Police Commissioners are set for reappointment. 


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San Francisco angles to buy out PG&E’s local assets in move to public power

San Francisco city officials enjoy exclusive vacation spot in Yosemite. Why?

SF school board defends resignation deals for staff accused of sexual misconduct

Opinion: San Francisco and the art of ‘accomplishing nothing’

Board of Supervisors preview: Sharing the wealth and police funding