In 1978, San Francisco was transformed by a series of seismic events: political assassinations, the Jonestown massacre, and a burgeoning punk-rock movement. These moments reshaped the city’s cultural and social landscape forever.
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San Francisco’s city government faces chronic dysfunction, hindered by fragmented leadership, policy gridlock, and escalating social challenges. The Economist examines how these factors stall effective governance and reform efforts.
Levi’s heir Daniel Lurie announces his bid to challenge San Francisco Mayor London Breed in the upcoming election, aiming to address housing and economic inequality, The New York Times reports.
BigMoneySF explores how public-pressure groups leverage U.S. tax laws to influence politics, raising questions about legality and ethics. Mission Local delves into the fine line between advocacy and abuse.
Dianne Feinstein, a veteran U.S. Senator from California, has played a pivotal role in American politics since 1992. Known for her leadership on intelligence and environmental issues, she is one of the Senate’s longest-serving members.