In this edition: budget blues; acupuncture for all; and the ongoing predicament of Prop 47.

In this edition: budget denialism; SFUSD slammed again; and taking guesses on Engardio’s replacement.

In this week’s edition: big bucks for bonds; multi-millions for “affordable” housing; and the public employees’ union misses the mark(et).

In this edition: blame-shifting on graffiti; the narrow vision of Vision Zero; and the compilcated tenure of Chief Scott.

In this edition: a drug policy debate; free taxis from SFMTA; and mega-millions for HealthRight 360.

In this edition: mega-millions for insurance and housing; hope for change at the Alexandria; and back to the office for city workers.

In this edition: ending the harm of harm-reduction; SF’s hypocrisy re federal funds; and misguided attempts to save the local press.

In this edition: man 10-year plans, God laughs; shake-up in the Sunset; and a big shake in the city.

In this edition: unaffordable affordable housing; upheaval over upzoning; and those pesky PTAs.

In this edition: Supes on spring break; Breed’s buddies, busted; and street teams, streamlined.

In this edition: speed ticket equity; bring back the SROs; and more Dream Keeper drama.

In this edition: multiplying millions in tech contracts; shelter-in-place to stay in place?; and SF’s first Shamrock Ball.

In this edition: Newsom reads the room; Dems find another tax to love; and the Gold Rush has a birthday!

In this edition: self-important supervisors interpret the Constitution; another step closer to office conversions; and state lawmakers lose sanity on self-defense.

In this edition: formula retail or bust; tax breaks for downtown; and Girl Scout cookies.

In this edition: a pause for Presidents Day; criminals cause crime; and no money for MUNI.

In this edition: Lurie gets MOAR POWER; Carter-Oberstone gets the boot; and Willie Mays gets paid.

In this edition: virtue-signaling on sanctuary cities; nonprofit grant-o-palooza; and Safeway surrenders.

In this edition: Lurie’s debut with the Supes; fighting the fentanyl fold; and keeping it local.

In this edition: the Supervisors face DJT 2.0; Dr. Colfax out at DPH; and Jackie Fielder is the new Dean Preston?