Emily Hoeven

Once I start something, I generally have to finish it. A challenging hike up Yosemite’s Half Dome put that belief to the test.

Four of seven school board seats are up for grabs in the November election — priming the board for a radical transformation. If politics don't screw it up.

Judging from his State of the State speech and his impending relocation away from Sacramento to Marin County, California Gov. Newsom is ready to move on.

Gavin Newsom and Democratic leaders are subverting electoral and democratic processes to sink a ballot measure to reform Prop 47.

There isn’t much policy daylight between London Breed, Daniel Lurie, Mark Farrell, Aaron Peskin and Ahsha Safaí. Personality will inevitably play a big role

“The middle class are getting hit with everything,” said Patricia, a San Francisco retiree who saw her power bill jump from $11 to more than $400.

Guillaume first reached out to me to show that men can also be victims of domestic violence. His story has since become an international incident.

With voters facing yet another confusing and conflicting November ballot, a new report from SPUR offers 8 recommendations to improve S.F. governance.

The SF mayoral candidate’s campaign has taken the unusual step of sharing expenses with a ballot measure committee that he established to support Prop D

Back in May, eye-catching advertisements warning about firefighter cancer rates started popping up across San Francisco. What was really behind the ad blitz?