Was the un-slowing of Lake Street a done deal from the start?
A majority of the Board of Supervisors are supportive. Now, it’s up to Mayor Breed to declare a state of emergency.
Last summer, Mayor Breed promised to reallocate $120 million from law enforcement to the Black community. That’s no longer the plan.
The Mid-Market Vibrancy and Safety Plan includes police on foot patrol working with ‘community ambassadors.’
The annual ambitious public artwork symbolizes a long history of oppression — and resilience — for the LGBTQ community.
From Stockton to Oakland, Santa Clara to San Francisco, guaranteed income is gaining traction and proving effective.
While the mayor and supervisors prepare to battle on the shelter-in-place hotel program, the city has a chance to restructure its homelessness policy.
In our one-party city, this divide has become the organizing principle of local politics. But what does it really mean?
Officials worry that, unless something changes, the city’s fall surge could be worse than summer’s.
On a new ‘Freakonomics’ episode, Mayor London Breed opened up about the challenges of leading the city and her struggles with some Supervisors.

