Joe Eskenazi

If voters rebuke Lurie on Prop. D and dump one or both of the sitting supervisors, a mayor who has walked on water would have to learn to swim

An astonishing 44% of early votes are from San Franciscans aged 65+. Will enough voters cast a ballot to balance that out? Vamos a ver.

And, at last, the early results are in. The first tranche of San Francisco votes is 100,817 ballots, representing just shy of 19 percent of the city's registered voters.

Landslide election results point to a changed San Francisco

The relationship between San Francisco's aspirational congressman and reactionary national media is toxic. But, also, symbiotic.

It'd be impossible for San Francisco's beloved Major League franchise to wholly squander its political goodwill. It seems to be hell-bent on trying.

Mission Dolores was founded by Spanish missionaries the same year the U.S. declared its independence. It has borne witness to its own version of the American story—not the one you learned in school but one with much to say about what it means to be American.

Once again, random angry boors have been used to portray San Francisco as a hotbed of organized, political antisemitism

Great and terrible things happened at disgraced former permit expediter's inner sanctum

Reilly, who died over weekend at 79, was a political consultant, real estate baron, media tycoon and a legendarily difficult boss. But he may have been most difficult on himself.