Political Reporter

Mike Ege

San Francisco set to pay out millions in damage claims to owners of shelter-in-place hotels

Business

Politics

 A $2.9 million settlement approved this week is one of multiple claims against the city for damage to hotels used to shelter unhoused people during the pandemic.  


Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

Berkeley landlords throw party celebrating end of eviction ban

The Berkeley Property Owners Association will gather at a local gastropub to commemorate the end of a Covid-era policy.

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

Watch the full—and fiery—District 6 supervisor debate

Candidates Dorsey, Mahogany, Jackson and Ms. Cooper faced off in a heated debate on Wednesday.

A nomad’s dying wish: Living with cancer at a San Francisco homeless shelter

News

Ramona Mayon, who self-identifies as a nomad, doesn’t want housing. She just wants the city to help her get her RV running so she can die in peace.

Liz Lindqwister

Three people told us why they’re moving back to San Francisco

Culture

‘San Francisco, beautiful San Francisco, though others forsake you, we will always be your friend,’ Elon Musk recently tweeted.

Search Results for: homelessness

San Francisco set to pay out millions in damage claims to owners of shelter-in-place hotels

Berkeley landlords throw party celebrating end of eviction ban

Watch the full—and fiery—District 6 supervisor debate

A nomad’s dying wish: Living with cancer at a San Francisco homeless shelter

Three people told us why they’re moving back to San Francisco