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Plus: Billionaire-funded ads roll out for District 10 candidate, Becerra answers reporter questions without saying much, and Tung supporters cancel press conference.
Plus: Xavier Becerra makes a big education pledge, Flock question flummoxes supervisor candidate and Chan’s reaction to Wiener’s AI chatbot.
The district in southeast San Francisco has long been represented by progressive Democrats. That could change this election.
Plus: When more unions will vote on their city contracts, Chan campaign fires at Wiener over sheriff’s endorsement and the data center moratorium gets fast-tracked.
Federal investigators seek six years of records involving Newsom’s international travel, outside funding, and expenditures related to his residence and personal expenses.
One of the Lurie administration’s goals was to begin the overhaul in September 2025.
In a contentious late-night vote Wednesday, the San Francisco Democratic Party voted to reject Proposition 40.
The Civil Grand Jury’s key recommendations aimed to increase oversight of homelessness funding and housing sites where unhoused people overdose.
