Gov. Gavin Newsom isn't just fighting the billionaire tax. He's backing Prop. 42, which would ban future wealth taxes in California, too.

Big Tech PAC is looking for ways to help Yekutiel win, even after he dropped out

Public defenders say San Francisco police beat Kevon Gibson into near-coma after a SoMa resident called police on Aug. 17, 2025.

Why San Francisco should vote Yes on Prop I. The Chamber lost the fight over whether the wealthy would pay. Now it's fighting over where the money goes.

Gary McCoy’s rise puts his stance on drugs, recovery, and harm reduction under the microscope.

As some U.S. Democrats pivot on Palestine, San Francisco’s Congressional race shows why winning progressives’ trust requires more than empty gestures

Ho Yin Mo, a field representative in Assemblymember Catherine Stefani’s office who was detained by ICE on Sept. 17 at Harry Reid International Airport in

After issuing a memo making it easier to institutionalize homeless people, the Justice Department began abandoning cases protecting disabled people’s right to live in the community.

More than 50 protests are taking place on Saturday after the government failed to get emergency legislation through parliament.

They were freaking out on Fox News Friday morning over a new Texas poll. A look at the internals shows they had every reason to.

Prop I dedicates existing tax revenue to its intended purpose of funding affordable housing, social housing, and eviction defense.

With endorsements gone and support crumbling, front runner had to drop out—but what about his supporters who ignored earlier accusation?

Candidate Theo Ellington has also raiseed the most money by far.

Most of Manny Yekutiel's endorsers pulled their support after two new people accused him of sexual assault.

Nancy Tung spoke at a conference hosted by the camera company in the weeks before the vote.

Prop I dedicates existing tax revenue to its intended purpose of funding affordable housing, social housing, and eviction defense.

Fundraising for the ballot measures is staggering: Over $19 million is going toward the 10 measures on the ballot.

Two Democratic committee members work for Flock, but were allowed to vote regardless

Flock has lost contracts in many blue cities, but San Francisco leaders are largely defending SFPD’s use of surveillance devices.