Politics
Conservative journalist and SF supervisor settle absurdist suit over block from non-existent X account
The city says goodbye to a very serious case
Making SF’s Cash Not Drugs program work will be a lot harder than its proponents want to admit
Last month, SF announced a plan to offer county welfare recipients $400 a month to stay off drugs. The city’s most vulnerable residents wonder if it’s really meant for them
Plot twist: Brooke Jenkins is a ‘woke DA,’ according to a bunch of racists
Eddie Kim unpacks a Daily Mail headline on SF’s DA — and how nonsensical, and virulent, a culture war against Black people and the City can look
Abuse, disease, and near-slave labor: Protesters lash out at conditions in ICE detention centers
Activists crowded the sidewalk outside of San Francisco’s ICE office on Wednesday, calling for essential care and the end of privately-owned immigrant detention centers
Great Highway closure protests attract a Who’s Who of anti-woke culture warriors
San Francisco wants to turn a road into a park. Protesters against the plan have included January 6th insurrectionists, among other fringe right-wingers
X fights California regulation it says infringes on right to host ‘awful but lawful’ content
SF’s Ninth Circuit will hear company’s appeal to halt state law forcing platforms to disclose how they handle disinfo, hate speech
We asked SF unhoused people about Supreme Court ruling that legalizes sweeps without offering shelter
‘It's displacement. It's harassment. It's degrading. It's dehumanizing.’
Gaming the system: Ranked choice voting has become a tool for the city’s most powerful political groups
TogetherSF and Neighbors for a Better San Francisco are teaching voters how to kill Supervisor Aaron Peskin’s odds of a surprise win.
Block Party: Conservative journalist gets greenlight to continue suit against ‘Democratic Socialist kingpin’ supervisor
Susan Reynolds is still suing Dean Preston for blocking her on Twitter, despite his quitting the platform in 2023
Disgruntled parents criticize SFUSD’s ‘broken’ process for choosing which schools to close
Language barriers, fear of racial disparities have marred community outreach efforts, but district is pushing to move forward