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San Francisco developer Greg Malin, center, at the War Memorial Opera House in 2016, is facing a court order to pay defrauded investors $50 million.

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Embattled S.F. developer claims he’s broke. So why do records show a ‘life of luxury?’

Credit card statements suggest a high-roller who has continued to travel frequently, spend...

A poster of Lindsay McCollum (image torn) and Eddie “Tennessee” Tate is seen on 16th at Shotwell streets made by McCollum’s mother in 2018 in San Francisco. The San Francisco Police Department has raised the reward to $250,000 for information leading to the identification, arrest and conviction of those responsible for the 2016 double homicide in the Mission District.

S.F. police offer $250K reward to solve Mission District double homicide

A Walgreens store on Mission Street was one of several to close in recent years.

‘Pharmacy deserts’ are becoming more common in S.F. Could a co-op network help customers?

The Trocadero Clubhouse in San Francisco’s Stern Grove is reopening two years after an 85-foot eucalyptus tree fell on the historic structure, collapsing its roof and causing water damage.

Stern Grove clubhouse in S.F. reopens two years after tree damaged historic landmark

From left: Dean John Sauer, U.S. solicitor general nominee; Aaron Reitz, assistant attorney general for the Justice Department’s Office of Legal Policy nominee; and Harmeet Dhillon, assistant attorney general for civil rights nominee, are sworn in during their confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday in Washington, D.C.

S.F. lawyer and Trump nominee signals she’s on board with plans to curtail voter access

Craig Sakowitz, who spent over a year obtaining city approval to build a balcony on his Peralta Heights home, stands for a portrait on the said balcony in San Francisco, Friday, Dec. 1, 2023. The small 13-by-3½-foot balcony, designed with the idea that his children can use it to escape their home in case of a fire, was not objected to by neighbors and eventually took less than 30 days to complete after going through the city’s notorious permitting process.

Chronicle Series: San Francisco Permit Nightmares

The Chronicle is exploring the many hurdles San Franciscans face in navigating the city’s permitting rules in this ongoing series.

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