Enterprise Reporter

Anya Schultz

Unprotected in SF: How the city that once led on women’s safety is falling behind

News

Decades after landmark reforms, survivors face the same systemic failures that once cost lives.

How one judge’s decision led to a child’s abduction — and exposed a broken system

Politics

Family court cases hinge on one person’s discretion. But without transparency or oversight, those choices can have devastating consequences.

Inside the gutting of San Francisco’s women’s rights infrastructure

Advocates say former director Kimberly Ellis put the Department on the Status of Women on a path to failure. Now they’re fighting not to lose its legacy.

SFPD’s longest-standing detective watches his special victims unit decline

Tony Flores has been a cop since the days of “wife-beaters” and “battered women.” Now the SVU is suffering twice the rate of attrition as the SFPD.

Voters promised free lawyers for domestic violence survivors. SF didn’t follow through

Prop. D was supposed to help the 90% who can’t afford representation. The city never funded it. Then Lurie cut even deeper into legal aid.

Domestic Violence

Unprotected in SF: How the city that once led on women’s safety is falling behind

How one judge’s decision led to a child’s abduction — and exposed a broken system

Inside the gutting of San Francisco’s women’s rights infrastructure

SFPD’s longest-standing detective watches his special victims unit decline

Voters promised free lawyers for domestic violence survivors. SF didn’t follow through