Enterprise Reporter

Anya Schultz

Survivors tethered to their abusers: An SF court’s lockdown on lives  

News

Nine out of 10 domestic violence survivors represent themselves in family court, and their cases can drag on for years. 

Politics Reporter

Han Li

Teacher shortage? School closures? Better food? SFUSD’s new school year at a glance

About 50,000 students — from transitional kindergarten to high school — return to classrooms Monday.

Business Reporter

Jillian D’Onfro

Poopy diapers, private jets: The real lives of elite Silicon Valley nannies

Business

Culture

Lured by six-figure salaries and voyages to paradise, child-care providers face a reality that’s far from glamorous.

Express Desk Reporter

Max Harrison-Caldwell

Six-year-old SF twins were locked in a ‘human-size cage.’ Dad says it’s a misunderstanding

Neighbors were shocked and said the father is a “truly excellent caretaker.”

Enterprise Intern

Ania Keenan

Black babies in SF are at greater risk of early birth than ever

The city is turning away millions of dollars that could help Black mothers, even as they face nearly triple the risk of premature birth as white mothers.

Children

Survivors tethered to their abusers: An SF court’s lockdown on lives

Teacher shortage? School closures? Better food? SFUSD’s new school year at a glance

Poopy diapers, private jets: The real lives of elite Silicon Valley nannies

Six-year-old SF twins were locked in a ‘human-size cage.’ Dad says it’s a misunderstanding

Black babies in SF are at greater risk of early birth than ever