J. D. Morris
SF Chronicle
San Francisco, CA, United States
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Here’s where the San Francisco ballot measures stand after early results
The city’s local ballot features 14 propositions, including two sets of competing... → Read More
The race for S.F.’s Sunset District supervisor is heating up. Can moderate challengers oust Gordon Mar?
Challengers Joel Engardio and Leanna Louie are trying to cast incumbent Mar as out of... → Read More
San Francisco’s November election: Here are the ballot measures voters will face this fall
San Francisco voters will decide this fall if they want to move the city’s mayoral... → Read More
My dad was gay and loved my mom. After his death, it all made sense to me
One year after his father unexpectedly died, a Chronicle reporter reflects on the man who... → Read More
Will Chesa Boudin recall’s ‘unprecedented’ effort courting S.F.’s Asian voters pay off?
The campaign to recall San Francisco’s district attorney is targeting the city’s Asian American voters with a blitz of Chinese-language ads and endorsements from victims’ families. → Read More
New data shows fewer people are homeless in San Francisco. Here’s why
Early findings from the city’s one-night count show that the number of unsheltered... → Read More
Mayor Breed picks San Francisco police spokesperson Matt Dorsey for District 6 supervisor
Mayor London Breed is appointing police spokesperson Matt Dorsey to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors seat vacated by Matt Haney. → Read More
San Francisco propositions 2022: What’s on the ballot in June election
Voters will weigh in on 8 ballot measures across a wide-range of issues, including a Muni... → Read More
Golden Gate Park’s JFK Drive will stay permanently car-free after S.F. supes vote following marathon meeting
San Francisco will permanently keep cars off 1.5 miles of John F. Kennedy Drive in Golden... → Read More
San Francisco seeks to crack down on stolen goods resold on sidewalks
San Francisco is preparing to take a tougher stance against people who sell stolen items... → Read More
This is what San Francisco’s next homeless housing building looks like
After San Francisco’s attempt to buy a Japantown hotel to house homeless people failed... → Read More
For PG&E probation judge William Alsup, California’s wildfire crisis is personal
The federal judge has been overseeing PG&E’s probation, as the utility has... → Read More
Even the Bay Area needs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions faster, experts say
Both California overall and the Bay Area specifically need to pick up the pace on... → Read More
Three California towns transformed by wildfire: one rebuilding, one in ruins, one threatened
As the Dixie Fire calmed down, The Chronicle visited three towns in the Sierra to witness... → Read More
Caldor Fire upends life, livelihoods for South Lake Tahoe's service workers
The fire struck when many south shore businesses would be busy during the summer tourism... → Read More
He's broke. He fled South Lake Tahoe as the Caldor Fire approached. He had nowhere to go
Bret Sullivan lost his job in July. Then the Caldor Fire came, threatening his home and... → Read More
Thousands of Lake Tahoe residents ordered to evacuate as Caldor Fire runs over Echo Summit
A large area around Lake Tahoe was ordered to evacuate Monday morning, including Emerald... → Read More
PG&E says it will bury 10,000 miles of power lines to reduce California fire risk
Pacific Gas and Electric CEO Patti Poppe announced the plan at a news conference in... → Read More
California eyes rooftop solar policy changes. The industry says its future hangs in the balance
State lawmakers and regulators are considering changes to the program that pays rooftop... → Read More
No more gas stoves? California prepares to require 'electric ready' new homes
A draft code update released by the California Energy Commission would require new... → Read More