Tootfinder

A cop lied?! I'm shocked, shocked. Clearly the only thing to do is give the police department even more money so it can improve training.
https://missionlocal.org/2026/03/sf-mayor-daniel-lurie-video-tenderloin-attack/

Video shows Mayor Lurie’s security shoved man to ground before fight
Video shows moments before SFPD officer slammed to ground by man in Tenderloin brawl, calling into question the officer's narrative.

Laws for thee, not for me. The cop, and especially the mayor who instigated this and lied about it, seem to be the public safety risks here.
https://missionlocal.org/2026/03/sf-da-investigate-lurie-tenderloin-bodyguard-fight/

S.F. DA charges man who fought Lurie’s bodyguard after being shoved
Men charged in alley brawl with Mayor Daniel Lurie’s police security last week, SFPD officers also under investigation.

Some assholes who sued the city to block the distribution of harm reduction supplies in the Tenderloin failed to get a preliminary injunction. Good. Hooray to the new café as well
https://missionlocal.org/2026/04/tenderloin-buzz-new-yemeni-cafe-eas…

Tenderloin Buzz:  New Yemeni cafe, mystery focaccia, and an easter egg hunt
Also: S.F. can keep distributing safe drug use supplies, judge rules.

Police, jail, and banning stuff seem to be this board's/mayor's only "solutions" to the public health crisis of addiction, and not, for example, voluntary treatment: we still lack enough treatment facilities to accommodate every San Franciscan who comes in ready and wanting help to kick their habit.
This policy is particularly dumb because of its obvious harm to nightlife. People want to be able to buy snacks when they leave the club.

S.F. supervisors say late-night store ban is working. Not so fast, say criminologists. 
Researchers urge caution on policy implications, as San Francisco supervisors use study's results to push for a broader late-night ban.