Daniel Lurie wants to take a scalpel to SF’s city charter. A hatchet would work better
San Francisco’s 540-page city charter is chock full of silliness, like requiring the SFMTA to run cable cars…
PG&E outage sparks rage from City Hall to the Richmond
Heidi King’s exciting move into a new apartment at the NEMA building at 8 10th St. turned into…
Restaurants mourn lost sales, spoiled food in devastating PG&E outage
For Jeannie Kim, owner of SAMS American Eatery, what was a one-hour inconvenience turned into a one-day challenge…
SF Had An Historic Housing Year, But Not By the Numbers
San Francisco’s year in housing and development was both historic and typical. Early next year, when city planners…
Massive San Francisco power outage leaves thousands in the dark
A huge electricity outage hit San Francisco on Saturday, leaving 130,000 residents without power and prompting city authorities…
How naughty or nice was your supervisor? We analyzed their 2025 records
A new mayor. A new majority. A new 29-year-old supervisor with no political experi … whoops, never mind,…
Baseball and Broadway? San Francisco Giants buy historic Curran Theatre
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. – The San Francisco Giants now own a piece of the city’s Theater District. The…
Lurie broke law by hiding Trump call logs, S.F. committee says
Mayor Daniel Lurie’s office has violated California public-records law by refusing to release information about the mayor’s October…
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie discusses city’s progress during his first year in office
As the first year of San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie’s administration comes to a close, he is reflecting…
How SF’s Housing Plan, Now Law, Might Be Forced Back to the Drawing Board
San Francisco’s long-brewing housing plan won final approval last week, but as soon as backers could pop champagne…
Lurie reflects on first year in office as 2025 draws to a close
SAN FRANCISCO – Mayor Daniel Lurie is touting a transformational year, saying San Francisco has turned the corner…
S.F. needs to cut spending by $400M. Here’s the mayor’s plan.
Mayor Daniel Lurie said Friday that his office will pare back city functions during next year’s budget cuts…