A former Mission District Laundromat. A shuttered car wash in the Lower Haight. An abandoned excavated foundation on Fifth Street that filled with so much rain water that neighbors called it Lake SoMa. After a six-year freeze on...
The space-age toilet at San Francisco’s Embarcadero Plaza had broken down. Again. It was Monday, and a work truck sat parked beside the 13-foot stainless steel structure that many bystanders still confuse for an art installation. A man in...
Dominic Foppoli, a small-town Wine Country mayor with dreams of higher office, faced a potentially career-ruining moment in April 2021 when he learned the Chronicle was preparing to publish claims by four women that he had sexually assaulted...
A sprawling network of tents pitched along several blocks of Harrison Street in West Berkeley is one of the most entrenched homeless encampments in the Bay Area, known to many East Bay residents who pass through. But last week, it became the...
