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Plus: The city tries again (and again) to fight street vending, a new reporter joins Power Play, and Art Agnos gets a street.

It’s the first time the governor has disclosed his returns since 2022.

The arrangement — a local politician paying large sums out of his own pocket for additional political help — is considered unusual for a city mayor.

A fuller tally will take place Sunday to determine whether state Democrats support Prop. 40.

Gov. Gavin Newsom released a slew of tax documents Friday, revealing that he and his wife, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, earned $1.7 million to $2 million per ye

Plus: PACs spend big against state Sen. Aisha Wahab, SFUSD high schoolers play hooky, and short-lived Supervisor Beya Alacaraz makes a KQED appearance.

The California Democratic Party’s resolutions committee voted Saturday to back the state’s contentious wealth tax, an early win for the November ballot mea

Supervisor Matt Dorsey and tech billionaires like Chris Larsen are using an obscure DCCC campaign vehicle to bypass local donation limits.

The state Senator’s campaign was accused of racism and sexism in a chatbot they created against their Congressional opponent.

On Election Day two years ago, the SF political establishment gathered at John’s Grill, boozing and eating ravioli under the neon sign. But the guy about to be elected mayor? He skipped it. How Daniel Lurie is changing the SF power broker meal.