Matthew Kupfer

Assault, gunfire, stabbing: San Francisco’s front-line workers don’t feel safe

Workers at the forefront of San Francisco’s struggles with drugs and homelessness say the city isn’t doing enough to protect them.

At the center of an ‘elaborate’ corruption scheme is a prominent real estate developer who remains unnamed by the U.S. Attorney’s Office.

A mentally ill man invaded my home, and the cops took two days to show up. But who was the victim? And who is to blame? 


Travelers worldwide were impacted by flight cancellations and delays amid a massive technology meltdown that left entire industries reeling.

In a city where a quarter of the population is ethnic Chinese, simple transliterations are out, and evocative monikers are in.