Stories about Board of Supervisors
Police Commission votes against using cops to address homelessness
Measure seeks to move the city away from sweeps and law-enforcement approaches to people living on the streets.
Forget SB 50 — San Francisco needs a bold plan for social housing
European cities show how more than half the housing stock can be taken out of the private market -- and it works.
Where the air is never spared
Bayview Hunters Point activists install air monitors to honor the memory of activist Marie Harrison.
OPINION: Golf courses or affordable housing?
Just one of San Francisco's five public courses, which consume 1.5 percent of the city's land, could provide affordable housing for 10,000 people.
City College chancellor wants to reject emergency funding
Sup. Walton wants to allocate $2.7 million to avoid massive class cuts, but chancellor says there is 'no emergency.'
Deal with SF’s worst planning scofflaw goes forward with little public review
Legal settlement with Academy of Art University will have just one public hearing, and there's no way to appeal the EIR.
Mayor Breed sides with the Yimbys and developers
Appointments make clear her housing agenda -- which works very well for the developers and speculators, but not for everyone else.
Breed refuses to sign housing bill
Haney's legislation charging developers for affordable housing will become law anyway -- but the mayor's message is stunning.
SF could have a public bank by 2020
Fewer introduces bill to move city's funds out of Wall Street and into a local institution that would fund affordable housing, small business.
Two big victories for tenants at Midtown apartments
Developer is out, demolition is off the table -- and a new supervisor could bring rent control back to the Western Addition complex.