Chan
Coverage of Chan in the Nexus archive.
- SF Democrats set date for D8 endorsement after sexual assault allegation roils race
SF Democrats set a date for the D8 endorsement following a sexual assault allegation that has disrupted the race. Becerra's low-visibility campaign may harm down-ballot Democrats, while Pelosi continues to fund Chan.
- Woman arrested over power theft after Hong Kong flat fire kills 5 pets
A Hong Kong woman was arrested for allegedly stealing electricity after a fire in her Mong Kok flat killed three cats and two dogs. The fire, believed to have been caused by a short circuit, occurred while she left the air conditioner running. Power supplier CLP discovered irregularities in the flat's electricity supply leading to her arrest.
- Will Pelosi’s heir also visit Taiwan? Chan and Wiener answer very differently
The article addresses differing responses from Chan and Wiener on whether Pelosi’s heir will visit Taiwan. It also notes the resignation of Pretrial Services’ leader, the mayor’s office adding a new staffer, and a Power Play writer's departure.
- Ex-NYPD sergeant turned state senator fearlessly breaks up bloody NYC street fight: video
The video shows Chan, a retired Marine and NYPD sergeant, intervening between a group of men, one bloodied, allegedly after a fight in New York City.
- Pelosi event nets Chan $100K for congressional campaign
Chan raised $100,000 from a Pelosi event for her congressional campaign, bringing her total fundraising to nearly $630,000 since April. She is seeking to succeed the speaker emerita.
- Chakrabarti will support former rival Chan through Election Day — no spending limit set
Chakrabarti stated they will support former rival Chan through Election Day, with no spending limit set. The statement highlights a shift from their previous rivalry to collaboration.
- Chakrabarti to endorse Chan for Congress, form PAC with 200 staff to back her
Chakrabarti will endorse Chan for Congress and establish a PAC with 200 staff to support her campaign. He stated that his priorities align more closely with Chan's than they differ.
- The endorsement battle begins in the Chan vs. Wiener fight for Pelosi’s seat
The endorsement battle between Chan and Wiener for Pelosi’s seat is highlighted, along with the collapse of Bilal Mahmood and the mayor’s real estate transfer tax proposal.
- BlackRock's Chan on Asia Market Strategy.
BlackRock's Chan discusses the company's strategy for the Asia market. The article mentions BlackRock Inc and a photographer credit from Bloomberg.
- Hong Kong's Momentum Strong: Financial Secretary Chan
Hong Kong's momentum is strong, as stated by Financial Secretary Chan. The statement highlights the region's current momentum.
- Wiener and Chan Will Face Off in House Race to Succeed Nancy Pelosi
State Senator Scott Wiener and Chan are competing in a congressional House race to succeed Nancy Pelosi. The race is for San Francisco's main congressional seat.
- Who’s progressive enough to succeed Pelosi? Today, Chan and Chakrabarti fight for second
State Sen. Scott Wiener leads in polls for the progressive leadership race, with Chan and Chakrabarti trailing behind. The article highlights the competition between the candidates for the second position.
- Missing hiker, 51, found dead after 2-day search on Lantau Island
A 51-year-old hiker named Chan was found dead on Lantau Island after a two-day search following his disappearance during a heatwave in Hong Kong. His wife reported him missing on Thursday after he failed to return home from a hike on Wednesday.
- Election Extra! PAC mailer hits Wiener and Chan on Israel
A PAC mailer from Election Extra! targets congressional candidates on their positions regarding Israel. The article also mentions candidates discussing housing platforms and governing styles, as well as a progressive voter guide being criticized by GrowSF.
- How would Chakrabarti, Chan or Wiener turn big talk into big deeds?
The three frontrunners Chakrabarti, Chan, and Wiener discuss how they would use their power and what actions they would consider off-limits. They explain their plans to turn their campaign promises into actual policies.