Gabriel Lorenzo Greschler is a reporter at the Bay Area News Group, covering San Jose City Hall for The Mercury News and East Bay Times. He specializes in local news, utilizing data visuals to enhance his reporting, and has a keen interest in the intersection of politics and community affairs. Gabriel's work has been featured in notable publications including The Seattle Times and Silicon Valley Business Journal.
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By: Gabriel Lorenzo Greschler
Peter Beinart, a journalist and commentator known for his discussions surrounding the Israel-Palestine conflict, told The Standard on Tuesday that state Senator and congressional candidate Scott Wiener backed out of an interview after declining to discuss his recent ousting at June’s Trans March and views on the Middle East conflict.
By: Hannah Wiley, Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez, Gabriel Lorenzo Greschler
Also in today’s Power Play: Congressional candidate Connie Chan notches a big endorsement.
By: Gabriel Lorenzo Greschler
Supervisor Bilal Mahmood said Mayor Daniel Lurie and another lawmaker derailed his government-backed grocery store proposal after it was kept off the agenda of a committee hearing. He said Amazon also played a role in its destruction.
By: Gabriel Lorenzo Greschler, Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez, Hannah Wiley
Plus: San Francisco Democrats punt District 8 endorsement process.
By: Gabriel Lorenzo Greschler
A 548-page rulebook. A $1.7M toilet. Three ballot measures only a bureaucrat could love. Mayor Lurie says SF’s government is broken — and this November, he’s asking voters to let him fix it. We break down what’s actually at stake.
By: Gabriel Lorenzo Greschler
The supervisor has pulled in nearly $630,000 since April for her bid to succeed the speaker emerita.
By: Gabriel Lorenzo Greschler, Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez, Emily Shugerman, Hannah Wiley
Plus: Protestors plan to rally outside billionaire Chris Larsen’s house on Thursday.
By: Gabriel Lorenzo Greschler
San Francisco has the largest municipal charter in the country: a 548-page behemoth. For the first time in 30 years, Mayor Daniel Lurie is attempting to do
By: Hannah Wiley, Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez, Gabriel Lorenzo Greschler
Plus: AI workers spend their tokens on Scott Wiener’s congressional campaign, Sup. Bilal Mahmood’s grocery bill stays alive, somehow.
By: Kevin Truong, Gabriel Lorenzo Greschler
Reilly, who ran for mayor in 1999 but lost to incumbent Willie Brown.
