Kelly Waldron is a data journalist specializing in local news in San Francisco. With a focus on topics such as street vendors, crime, homelessness, and community responses, Kelly's work provides in-depth analysis and reporting on issues affecting the city. Her articles have been featured in Mission Local, SF, Outsourced Pharma, Pharmaceutical Technology, and Domino.
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By: Kelly Waldron
Every local ballot measure and who is supporting which, explained.
By: Humphry Slocombe, Josephine Zhao
But the investors, VCs, and CEOs are going in on Farrell and Lurie, and against Peskin
Mission High School at 3750 18th St. in San Francisco, CA, on Friday, Sept. 22, 2023. Photo by Jesus Arriaga.
A 2nd-alarm fire broke out on 22nd Street between Capp and Shotwell streets on Tuesday.
Mark Farrell has seen his favorability decline in the run up to Election Day. Does he stand a chance to unseat Mayor Breed?
By: Joe Eskenazi
Far from being a left-wing power-grab, shifting the mayor's race into a presidential year has been a huge boon to wealthy candidates.
By: Joe Rivano Barros, Kelly Waldron
The ethics commission fined Farrell for commingling funds between committees, a practice rivals called an end-run around contribution caps.
Here are the latest results for the San Francisco November election races. Illustration by Neil Ballard.
By: Kelly Waldron
Four years ago, when Myrna Melgar ran for District 7 supervisor, she won the race with 53 percent of the vote. This year, she’s in the exact same spot:
By: Xueer Lu, Kelly Waldron
The San Francisco Department of Elections just released the results of another 6,106 ballots. The total of processed ballots is now 396,543 — 75.93 percent of the electorate.
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