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A seven-story, 60-unit project will rise at 344 14th St., as the San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to reject a last-ditch environmental appeal filed by neighborhood activists opposed to the project, which contains eight affordable units.
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Moments ago, a panel of supervisors scuttled a teacher housing charter amendment put forward by...
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“If people want to think I am stupid,” says the board president, “then fine. I will outmaneuver...
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As a younger man, Norman Yee was deeply involved in early childhood education. That is, he worked...
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Prior to yesterday’s election, Matt Haney’s campaign told me they’d be thrilled if he captured 40...
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Joe Marshall, who served on the San Francisco Police Commission for 14 years, will serve no...
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Robert Tillman, the self-described “newbie developer,” was on Tuesday foiled again by the San...
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There are 53 people still covered by San Francisco’s four gang injunctions — down from 139 when...
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One assumes that the city’s real estate powers — Blackstone, Shorenstein and roughly 50...
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Mayoral candidate London Breed apparently has no patience for public records requests or the task...
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Board of Supervisors candidate Sonja Trauss escorted off by sheriff’s deputy after wading into...
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The slogan of the day was, “No justice, no deal.” That’s what activists chanted outside the main...
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Mayoral candidate Mark Leno last week took legal action to compel rival London Breed to alter her...
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Hillary Ronen has endorsed Jane Kim, a fellow progressive supervisor, for Mayor. She has also...
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A tax measure boosting childcare can beat a tax measure aimed at providing housing and homeless...
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The 16th and Mission BART station is looking a lot cleaner these days, and if city and BART...
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