Three months after The Standard exposed a systemic failure, police brass face a packed City Hall hearing and a competing vision for change.

The Alameda County Transportation Commission overlooked concerns about a payment and sent checks to an imposter posing as a vendor.

A new set of recommendations could rewrite how the department handles sex crimes from the first 911 call to the day a case is closed.

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Nancy Tung said the party’s process for investigating sexual misconduct failed the alleged victims.

The private business college has had discussions about acquiring the Contemporary Jewish Museum’s building, which comes with restrictions on use.

In the hours after the Standard reported new allegations of sexual assault against the candidate, Yekutiel had lost numerous endorsements, including Mayor Daniel Lurie.

With ballots dropping this week, a key labor union and sitting supervisors abandon the District 8 candidate after additional accusers came forward in The Standard.

KTAP’s founders include two teachers, a failed school board candidate, and a former SF Parents staffer.

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The nurses' bargaining committee rejected the offer unanimously, citing workplace safety concerns, staffing, and a layoff guarantee that didn't go far enough.

A watchdog found consultants wrongly billed taxpayers for travel, including to nightclubs, first-class flights, and international airfare.

The governor made the comments while fly-fishing in Montana, amid an expanding DOJ investigation into his finances.

Federal investigators seek six years of records involving Newsom’s international travel, outside funding, and expenditures related to his residence and personal expenses.