Politics
Mayor-elect Lurie is cashing in on outsider status to build insider cred
Despite his campaign promises, Lurie’s transition team is chock full of City Hall lifers
Trump’s threat of funding cuts spark anxiety at SFUSD, already reeling from a financial crisis
Most at risk under the upcoming administration? Support for low-income and disabled students
If climate tech companies want to survive the next four years, they’ll need ‘a new set of skills’
Faced with slashed incentives and undermined protections, the industry will have to make big changes to keep the energy transition alive
Big tech money helped end the progressive majority on Board of Supes — but didn’t win the overhaul some feared
The last race has ended, leaving tough takeaways for center-right political influencers in SF
A ranked-choice alliance unseated one of SF’s most notorious politicians
The District 5 election may serve as a blueprint for candidates collaborating to unseat incumbents
Peskin clings to mayoral hopes, despite long odds
Spending Election Night with one of SF's most controversial politicians
Our favorite horny copypasta texts from the election (so far)
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What’s San Francisco’s plan for security on Election Day?
After multiple reports of fires and threats around the country, the sheriff’s office maintains a watchful eye on drop boxes and polling places
‘A tale of two cities’: SF looks to expand free high-speed internet to underserved neighborhoods
The goal is to bridge the digital divide between San Francisco’s underserved neighborhoods and the rest of the city
SF is battling to take over the electric grid from everyone’s arch-nemesis, PG&E
The private utility company isn’t going down without a fight