Senior Investigations Reporter

Michael Barba

This reform measure aims to weed out corruption. So why do some SF lawmakers oppose it?

Politics

Supes opposing one of two measures on Tuesday’s ballot say it may be well-intentioned, but goes too far. 

Senior Politics Editor

Annie Gaus

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

Mystery and lies surround San Francisco political activist’s reported death

Friends and political figures lamented the death of Richard Parina, 78, a San Francisco activist and purported war hero. But now some suspect he may be alive.

Senior Reporter

Jonah Owen Lamb

Brawl for the bench: Veteran judge faces UC Law board member in March 5 vote 

News

Are judges responsible for crime? San Francisco voters will decide in race between Judge Michael Begert and lawyer Albert “Chip” Zecher. Who are they?

Matthew Kupfer

Investigations Editor

Matt Smith

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

Business

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.

Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

Honey Mahogany’s supporters see her as the harbinger of a new kind of San Francisco politics

A Black trans woman, a social worker and a small-business owner, her history-making candidacy for the Board of Supervisors doesn’t map neatly onto the city’s enduring political divisions.

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This reform measure aims to weed out corruption. So why do some SF lawmakers oppose it?

Mystery and lies surround San Francisco political activist’s reported death

Brawl for the bench: Veteran judge faces UC Law board member in March 5 vote

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

Honey Mahogany’s supporters see her as the harbinger of a new kind of San Francisco politics