Max Carter-Oberstone, a mayoral appointee to the Police Commission, made it clear he feels the SFPD is working against reforms — and that the mayor's office is abetting them. Update, Oct. 4: The mayor ...

The Board of Supervisors have once again conceded to the new mayor: In a 9-2 vote, the board voted to remove outspoken reformist Max Carter-Oberstone from the police commission. In a highly unusual ...

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted to shake up the city's police commission Tuesday, removing mayoral appointee Max Carter-Oberstone from his position. Carter-Oberstone was first appointed ...

SF Police Commission vice president voted out by board of supervisors 02:43. San Francisco Police Commission Vice President Max Carter-Oberstone is now officially out of the job.

San Francisco supervisors should reject Mayor Daniel Lurie's overreach and allow Max Carter-Oberstone to finish his appointed term at the San Francisco Police Commission, Christin Evans writes.

Max Carter-Oberstone alleged he was required to sign an undated letter of resignation upon his reappointment, seemingly a requirement. He later went on to rescind his letter in August.

At its meeting Tuesday, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors vote 9-2 to remove reformer Max Carter-Oberstone from the San Francisco police commission, backing Mayor Daniel Lurie in the process.

After San Francisco Mayor London Breed accused Max Carter-Oberstone — one of her appointees on the city's police commission — of lying about a vote he cast, Carter-Oberstone took to Twitter to ...

The San Francisco Police Commission has gained a new commissioner after the city's Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved Max Carter-Oberstone for the position. Nominated by Mayor ...

Max Carter-Oberstone. Carter-Oberstone serves as a Police Commissioner for the City of San Francisco and is a senior associate at Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe. He was an Orrick Racial Justice ...