Former DA Chesa Boudin confronts San Francisco's homelessness crisis with sharp critiques of City Hall’s failures. As he calls out judicial blame-shifting and champions diversion programs, Boudin pushes for a compassionate yet secure approach to solving this persistent issue.

Catherine Stefani's triumphant primary election night reveals her stance on public safety, housing, and education. Her endorsement of Mayor London Breed, views on Proposition B's defeat, and commitment to nonprofit accountability and victims' rights highlight her vision for a safer, more equitable San Francisco.

As the March 2024 elections conclude, it's time to explore the broader trends and new rules shaping San Francisco politics. From moderates organizing effectively to the significance of Asian voter turnout, discover the five key insights that define the current political landscape.

Susan Murphy's recent scandal, involving over $100,000 in fraudulent expenses, exposes deeper issues within San Francisco’s commission system. With oversight roles compromised by corruption, how can we ensure integrity and accountability in The City’s governance? Explore the systemic flaws and potential reforms needed for effective oversight.

Daniel Lurie takes aim at San Francisco's current administration, presenting his vision for a safer, more accountable city. Amid campaign controversies, Lurie’s plans for public safety and governance reforms aim to lead San Francisco through its toughest challenges toward a brighter future.

As San Franciscans prepare to vote on Propositions A through G, critical questions arise about the accuracy of the data and assumptions underlying these measures. How can we ensure effective governance and avoid unintended consequences? This article explores the potential benefits of implementing sunset laws to safeguard The City's future.