Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

Mayor Breed is getting an unusual mix of support for two March ballot measures dealing with drugs and police.

A building across from U.N. Plaza is at risk of default after city officials rejected new lease terms at the property.


By opposing a ballot measure that expands police power, Supervisor Ahsha Safaí makes a play for left-leaning voters’ support.


The Standard has not been able to verify the reports but is working to do so.

Collisions involving motorcycles and electric scooters account for most of the uptick.