Hannah Wiley

Prominent figures canceled appearances at his cafe in recent months as rumors swirled about allegations.

Plus: We’ve got the scoop on Yale’s potential SF digs, and Gov. Gavin Newsom signed his final budget.

The 29-year-old activist and content creator used social media to amplify allegations against the men. She started an advocacy group to keep up the momentum.

Also in today’s Power Play: Congressional candidate Connie Chan notches a big endorsement.

Plus: San Francisco Democrats punt District 8 endorsement process.

Plus: Protestors plan to rally outside billionaire Chris Larsen’s house on Thursday.

Plus: AI workers spend their tokens on Scott Wiener’s congressional campaign, Sup. Bilal Mahmood’s grocery bill stays alive, somehow.

The resignation of Pretrial Services’ leader, the mayor’s office gets a new staffer and a departure of one of Power Play’s writers.

The boom that is reversing the doom-loop trend has also revived the city’s oldest challenge — and reshaped the mayor’s governing agenda.

As the city's economy rebounds, the mayor says expanding housing and lowering costs are critical to ensuring growth benefits more than the tech sector.