Stories about Law Enforcement
In COVID crisis, judges decide to keep more people in jail
New rules approved in a hurried Saturday Judicial Council meeting mean longer waits behind bars for people who are not convicted of a crime.
SF cops keep telling homeless people to move
'Move along' orders continue in spite of health emergency
Fighting homeless sweeps at City Hall
Data shows the current response isn't working; advocates are demanding a change.
The Chron’s bizarre (but predictable) attack on Chesa Boudin
A former POA consultant is the only source for a ridiculous headline and a story that makes an ordinary political transition look like a scandal. Why?
Screen Grabs: Fake news from Clint Eastwood and Imelda Marcos
Plus: A Mexican ambulance family, where sound effects come from, one of 2019's best small US features, and more in cinemas.
A nonprofit alliance becomes an ally of Big Telecom
How well-meaning, public-serving groups wound up as part of an alliance aimed at undermining state regulation of broadband and privacy laws.
Sup. Vallie Brown evicted low-income tenants
History as a landlord is missing from her campaign's well-crafted narrative.
‘Art of Peace’ transforms guns into beauty
YBCA exhibit displays power of gun buyback and education programs of United Playaz and Robby Poblete Foundation.
Deputy Sheriffs Association resorts to bizarre Red Scare tactics in DA race
Union posts a video by the John Birch Society -- that old racist McCarthy-era group that still somehow lives -- to attack Chesa Boudin.
Fewer’s racial-equity plan could change the way SF makes policy
A new office would analyze legislation through a lens that has been missing from city policy -- and could lead to some dramatic changes in the political discussion.