Tim Redmond

An alleged murderer has become a folk hero, on all sides of the political spectrum. The Democratic Party remains utterly clueless.

Are we looking through a 'single keyhole,' and what does that mean anyway?

Seizing the homes of vulnerable families makes no sense, advocate say—and by a 7-3 vote, board agrees.

Massive overtime waste. Sick-leave scams. Cops working for private companies instead of patrolling the streets. The $821 million police budget has serious problems.

Plus: Who will be the next board president—and what will Breed say at her final Question Time? That's The Agenda for Dec. 15-22

BLA study shows it's entirely feasible for the city to build housing for all, outside of the private market.

Supermarket chain owned by private equity outfit got Black people's property by eminent domain during Redevelopment. Why can't the city take it back?

She was on her way to work. She got knocked down, terrified, and held in jail for 36 hours, Public Defender's Office alleges.

Strike demands union recognition for workers who the giant company says aren't technically employees.

Under the now-jailed general manager, proper safeguards were missing, Board of Supes report shows. That's why voters approved an inspector general.