Editor-at-Large

Adam Lashinsky

The scene that unfolded at a recent commission meeting gave me hope that sanity is beginning to prevail in San Francisco.

Another summer of large-scale events in Golden Gate Park sparks tensions and complaints.

Supervisors set aside $15 million to prevent some pink slips, but about 40 jobs remain on the chopping block.

The organization, which helps patrol some of the city’s most troubled streets, is at risk of losing 311 employees.

The third time turned out not to be the charm for Marjan Philhour.