Culture Reporter 

Sam Mondros

Security guards allege decade-long pattern of abuse at de Young Museum

Culture

News

The city has paid out more than $1 million to settle seven lawsuits from current and former guards. But the allegations keep coming.

San Francisco gives tenants access to lawyers in evictions. Should other cities do the same?

As evictions soar across California, tenant advocates are pushing for more cities to follow San Francisco’s lead.

Business Reporter

Kevin V. Nguyen

SF billionaire meets his match: A stubborn tenant named Bill Gates

Business

One tiny law firm refused to give up its lease in downtown San Jose—even as its building was slated for demolition. 

Christina Campodonico

Can ‘friendship clubs’ cure the loneliness created by the remote work era?

Think San Francisco is dead? A new wave of social hubs, which some have called ‘friendship clubs,’ aim to break San Franciscans out of isolation.

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

Does Gov. Gavin Newsom have what it takes to be president?

Politics

Newsom’s time as governor and mayor of San Francisco offers a window into what he would be like as president. Not everyone is sure he has what it takes.

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Security guards allege decade-long pattern of abuse at de Young Museum

San Francisco gives tenants access to lawyers in evictions. Should other cities do the same?

SF billionaire meets his match: A stubborn tenant named Bill Gates

Can ‘friendship clubs’ cure the loneliness created by the remote work era?

Does Gov. Gavin Newsom have what it takes to be president?