Stories about City Hall
Housing Rights Committee celebrates 40 years of fighting for renters
Grassroots group 'birthed by rent control' is now a major force in protecting tenant rights.
Behind the big money influencing City Hall
Corporate interests and developers spend $12 million on lobbying in just six months.
SF’s PG&E buyout makes political — and economic — sense
At the price the city is offering, SF could net half a billion dollars a year -- and get cleaner power.
The Trump supporters who opposed Rose Pak Chinatown Station
Plus: The bizarre traffic report on Market and Van Ness from City Planning. That's The Agenda for Aug. 26-31
SF community rallies to support Brandon Lee, shot in the Philippines
Sup. Mar leads effort to protect SF native who is one of many activists whose lives are at risk under the Duterte regime.
Mayor Lee’s ‘jobs agenda’ made life worse for many San Franciscans
New study shows that attracting high-skilled tech jobs to cities in the name of creating jobs has a net negative impact on the working-class population.
Juul challenges key ballot language on overturning e-cig ban
Ballot Simplification Committee will hear arguments that ballot handbook language is biased -- and this could well end up in court.
After 50 years, SF poised to move on public power
Plus: The Chron asks some questions about homelessness. That's The Agenda for July 29-Aug 4
Supes, under intense pressure from mayor, drop plan for homeless commission
Some progressives join move to delay a measure that all the service providers and advocates support, giving Breed more time to kill it, which she wants to do.
Beyond the valley of the gig economy
'Raw Deal' author Steven Hill on Uber tech, the perils of California ideologies, and the twilight of the elites.