Their identity is a secret. But their mission seems simple: Purge the mayor’s page of anything remotely critical and highlight his accomplishments.

The compromise allows both sides to avoid a contentious battle by scaling back more controversial elements.

Six months into the job, the mayor is backing away from bold promises he made about solving San Francisco’s homelessness crisis.

Kathrin Moore receives up to $100K a year from Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, whose developments she’s helped advance on the planning commission.

As the state pushes cities to produce more housing, homeowners are applying for exemptions on the basis of “preservation.”

If the speaker emerita decides to retire, the state senator could transfer his campaign war chest into a new committee to run in 2026.