It may be an off-year for elections but there’s plenty at stake. We put our coverage in one spot.
The Board of Supervisors have little say in SFMTA’s policies, except during budget season.
Your supervisors will now make $140,000 a year, but that’s still less than half of what some deputy sheriffs make.
About 21,000 thousand people have exited the criminal justice system without debt thanks to a new San Francisco law.
Can the same government regulators who let the fraudulent cleanup go unnoticed be trusted to finish the job?
The supervisors just approved a Chinatown ban on cannabis businesses, and sent a new marijuana business tax to the November ballot.
Disputes with PG&E have delayed projects from navigation centers to a police academy, costing millions of dollars and preventing services.
