San Francisco’s state senator previously said he would wait for Pelosi to retire from Congress, but polling and a progressive challenger changed the game.

Records show the mayor’s office chose the software company OpenGov over a cheaper vendor that a majority of city staff preferred.

Collective Impact’s board of directors celebrated the decision by hearing office Andrea McGary. The city attorney’s office said it would appeal.

The Bayview native hopes to stand out in a crowded race with a bold vision for more housing and jobs.

A new report questions the need for five advisory bodies doing similar work.

In life, Lurie has been dealt a lucky hand. But in politics, he’s learning to play the cards in front of him.