With the increased interest on the subject of presidential endorsements:
The Chronicle's editorial board has called Trump an aging, incoherent felon who is unfit for office and should drop out of the presidential race. Our position is clear.
https://t.co/EAfhJOTa0M
It is our practice to try to secure official interviews with all candidates; we have not yet been successful in the presidential race.
Regardless, we will publish our official endorsement on Nov. 3.
You can follow all of our endorsements for the 2024 election here: https://t.co/FfDEVK4cVP
AT LEAST 163 California police agencies have executed separation agreements concealing misconduct allegations against AT LEAST 297 officers and deputies, according to the investigation by the @ucberkeleyirp and the @sfchronicle.
We got the secret deals: https://t.co/Gdh1StOffZ
Out today:
“RIGHT TO REMAIN SECRET”
This is the secret system that covers up police misconduct across California — and ensures problem officers can get hired again
Tour de force of deep investigative reporting by @KateyRusch and @SmithCaseyA
Free link: https://t.co/Gdh1StON5x
NEW:
California prisons bar lie-detector test compared to ‘ouija board’ after Chronicle investigation
(But some Bay Area police departments still use it...)
Great impact by @susieneilson and @mgafni https://t.co/qEG18WVYWw
New from @annkillion in Paris: ‘It can destroy people’: Gender policing of Olympic athletes predictable but sad https://t.co/aQMamFJOKR via @sfchronicle
This is critical, should-win-Pulitzer journalism from @meganfanmunce and @juliejohnson.
Local governments in California are so deep in climate denial, it's costing everyone a lot of money.
You're subsidizing fire sprawl, whether you live in it, or not. https://t.co/jP9Wa7gyS2
Back in 1992, the Chronicle sent an undercover reporter into a San Francisco high school.
She got a great story — one that everyone involved still remembers years later.
https://t.co/WdEqZzmtwp
Looking for somewhere to eat in the Bay Area but don’t know what exactly you’re in the mood for?
Let our AI-powered Chowbot help you out.
https://t.co/HNdcDjva1y
NEW:
Joseph Roberts was booted from campus for mistreating women
He said HE was the victim—prompting the Trump administration to tout him as an example of #MeToo excesses
Now he's charged with dismembering his girlfriend
Incredible reporting by @mgafni https://t.co/gSOUZgczwi
A surge of lawsuits triggered by a recent state law is forcing school districts across the Bay Area to face accusations from former students who say they were sexually abused by teachers and other school staff.
https://t.co/3hFDLIfnZB
On the outskirts of a village in Honduras, emblems of San Francisco appear unexpectedly and often.
Megan Cassidy and Gabrielle Lurie talk about what they saw in the Siria Valley, the hometown of a high concentration of people who sell drugs in S.F.
More: https://t.co/fCllahvwtq
The valley is the hometown of a high concentration of people who, fleeing poverty and violence, migrate to San Francisco, where they wind up selling drugs, according to a Chronicle investigation.
Many come from the same families or grew up together.