San Franciscans Bid Farewell to Pelosi, Never a Stranger to Her City
“I was so sad. I don’t know why she’s retiring,” Sanchez said. “She is still working like she’s young; she can still do it.” Others
Waymo, Alphabet Sued for Bias After AI Allegedly Mislabels SF Doctor as Terrorist
Companies in numerous industries are facing lawsuits seeking to establish their liability for discrimination involving artificial intelligence. One example pending in federal court is Mobley
California Overwhelmingly Approves Prop. 50, Democrats Celebrate
California Gov. Gavin Newsom, left, with First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom, speaks at the California Democratic Party Headquarters after polls close on statewide special election
Oakland Unified Wins Budget Approval but Faces Dire Warning on Financial Future
Since then, district staff have repeatedly told the board it must dramatically reduce spending, only for the board to reject or amend plans to do
Half Stack: ‘Diamond Dancer’ | KQED
“Half of the Bay Area music scene has played in Half Stack at one point or another,” Kegler explains. Kegler works as a scientist during
Defense in Oakland Corruption Case Files Motion Targeting Key Informant’s Credibility
“The government failed to disclose that Co-Conspirator 1, the central figure in this supposed scheme has a decades-long history of fraud and has been repeatedly
Prop. 50 Strikes a Chord for Democrats Nationwide
The countdown to Election Day is on. Tuesday, Nov. 4 is the last day for Californians to cast their votes on Proposition 50, a measure that
Why All Eyes Are Suddenly On This Year’s Elections
It’s rare for all eyes to be on an off-year election. This year, however, several state elections have captured national attention — from California’s Proposition
Report Projects Weak Housing Production Under San Francisco Zoning Plan Over Next 20 Years
“Instead of focusing on what’s actually needed — preserving existing rent-controlled housing, supporting small businesses, and building truly affordable homes — this plan upzones nearly
Can San Francisco Build Its Way Out of the Housing Crisis?
California is under pressure to build more homes — fast. In response to the state’s housing mandates, San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie is pushing a