Senior Investigations Reporter

Michael Barba

San Francisco homeowners say they were duped into paying a now-disgraced building inspector

News

Court records reveal new details about the thousands of dollars in checks Bernie Curran got from the owners of properties he inspected.

Education Reporter

Ida Mojadad

Board of Education rejects $4M plan for new virtual school

San Francisco Unified School District sought to meet remote learning demands with a new online-only school, but the school board cited concerns over cost and timing.

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

Fed up with drug users, street vigilantes are wielding Narcan ‘like a weapon’

Online commenters have called the alleged use of Narcan on unsuspecting victims a “new strategy for moving bums out of your way.” Health experts say it could kill.

Matt Mahan

Opinion: With wildfires and homelessness raging, it’s time to bring back the shack

Opinion

ADUs can house people who lost homes to wildfires and create more affordable housing for people all over California. It’s time to build.


Senior Culture Editor

Astrid Kane

100 years ago, SF’s now-closed Whole Foods was a market popular enough for its own transit line

Culture

Food & Drink

The corner of Market and Eighth streets once had a baseball stadium, a circus and the enormous Crystal Palace Market.


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San Francisco homeowners say they were duped into paying a now-disgraced building inspector

Board of Education rejects $4M plan for new virtual school

Fed up with drug users, street vigilantes are wielding Narcan ‘like a weapon’

Opinion: With wildfires and homelessness raging, it’s time to bring back the shack

100 years ago, SF’s now-closed Whole Foods was a market popular enough for its own transit line