Politics
The mayor’s long-delayed RESET center is a go
Arrests for intoxication will happen ‘at speed and volume,’ Lurie says
The New Liberals just want to enjoy their Tax Havens
At The Irish Bank, policy wonks debate the Billionaire’s March and Georgist land taxes
Back to school
With the teachers strike over, the hard work of funding and running SFUSD continues
Dial D for dysfunction
San Francisco’s 911 dispatchers are being asked to work with antiquated equipment, crazy hours, poor mental health, and alongside new trainees who aren’t prepared
Strike Diary, Day One: Back to lockdown
An (extremely) inside view of parenting, life, and trigonometry during the SFUSD picket
Working overtime
Representatives for the teachers union are preparing for a long weekend of negotiations with SFUSD
Parents of SFUSD students hold their breath
The state monitor overseeing SFUSD’s finances weighs in, cautiously, on the negotiations
O, brother, where post thou?
Real estate agent Alexander Lurie, like his mayor half-brother Daniel, is going all in on social media
‘We need to be more protected’
As San Francisco’s educators move toward a strike, special education teachers want their specific needs addressed
These SF Bay Area companies have ICE and CBP contracts
A handful of small Bay Area firms are profiting handsomely by assisting ICE
