- April 15, 2026
SF Chronicle Reporter on the Investigation That Ended Swalwell’s Career
When the San Francisco Chronicle published the story of a woman accusing Rep. Eric Swalwell of rape, his surging gubernatorial campaign collapsed within days. Swalwell
At SF State, a Campus Protest Movement Gives Birth to an Emboldened Student Union
“We have our student government, and I think that functions kind of like the government. Our job is to really try to talk to the
SF Filmmaker Kevin Epps Is Sentenced to Over 6 Years in Prison for Fatal Shooting
Defense attorneys said during the trial that Polk had come to the home the night before the shooting and banged on the door. Epps turned
Oakland Crime Plunges in 2026, but Many Residents Haven’t Felt the Shift
His fellow cyclist, Antonia Bowman, said her sense of safety has improved since a traumatic robbery before the pandemic. “I was robbed at gunpoint and
Beloved San José Charter School Faces Potential Closure
“Any of the items that they feel that we are out of compliance, are circumstances that all districts and charter schools in the nation are
San Francisco Supervisor Jackie Fielder Takes Medical Leave for Mental Health
Jen Snyder, a progressive political strategist with Red Bridge Strategies, said District 9 voters would likely reject a moderate supervisor if Fielder resigns and Lurie
Threats to California’s Vote-By-Mail Mount Before June Primary
California’s vote-by-mail system is facing a two-pronged attack. In Riverside County, the sheriff has seized hundreds of thousands of ballots from the November election, making
How AI and Tech Are Changing The Campaign Finance Game
With the 2026 midterms ahead, a flood of campaign donations is expected in California and beyond — with a growing amount coming from the tech
Which San Francisco Building Is the Hottest? This Website Wants Your Vote
Last year, Kulpati was among a group of more than a dozen friends who designed a monthlong, citywide scavenger hunt called PURSUIT. Another one of
Feel Like Your Phone’s Weather App Often Gets It Wrong? Experts Say You Aren’t Imagining It
First off, the app may not even be telling you its readings of the weather where you are, Swain said, but rather feeding you a