SF Vaccine Holdout Hopes Lawsuit Will Prevail, But Anti-Science Arguments Make it a Longshot

Rob Geller, a longtime employee of the SF Department of Public Health, hasn’t taken a vaccine since 1978. His refusal to get jabbed may cost him his job.

New School Board Recall Group Launched With $350,000 from Tech Investor Arthur Rock

The Importance of Algebra: SF Public Schools’ ‘Math Pathway’ Draws Fire as State Considers Similar Program

SF Police Chief Says New Patrols Should Have ‘Tremendous Impact’ on Tenderloin Drug Dealing

Facing Recall, School Board Member Faauuga Moliga Goes it Alone

Election Season Kickoff: The Race for SF’s Assembly District 17

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San Francisco Records Country’s First Case of Omicron Variant

Helping a Hungry City: Building Community Through Burritos

Merchants Remain Uneasy, But Shoppers Unfazed Following Union Square Thefts

Matt Haney, District 6 Supervisor, On Why He’s Running

Bilal Mahmood, Entrepreneur and Scientist, On Why He’s Running

David Campos, Former Supervisor and Longtime Party Leader, On Why He’s Running

Thea Selby, City College Trustee and Activist, On Why She’s Running

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New School Board Recall Group Launched With $350,000 from Tech Investor Arthur Rock

A fierce battle is shaping up over the February vote on the fate of San Francisco’s Board of Education.

The Importance of Algebra: SF Public Schools’ ‘Math Pathway’ Draws Fire as State Considers Similar Program

The state curriculum process has reignited a 7-year-old debate about how to teach math at SF schools and how best to build equity into education.

Facing Recall, School Board Member Faauuga Moliga Goes it Alone

Moliga hopes to appeal to enough critics to survive even if board president Gabriela Lopez and member Alison Collins are recalled in the Feb. 15 vote.

SF High School Students Sound the Alarm on Sexual Assault, Harassment on Campus

Staging protests and letter-writing campaigns, students at high schools citywide are asking district leaders to reform the process of reporting sexual misconduct.

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SF Vaccine Holdout Hopes Lawsuit Will Prevail, But Anti-Science Arguments Make it a Longshot

Rob Geller, a longtime employee of the SF Department of Public Health, hasn’t taken a vaccine since 1978. His refusal to get jabbed may cost him his job.

SF Police Chief Says New Patrols Should Have ‘Tremendous Impact’ on Tenderloin Drug Dealing

It’s not rocket science, according to Chief Bill Scott: A greater police presence can disrupt open-air drug markets. But skeptics say policing is having little impact.

San Francisco Records Country’s First Case of Omicron Variant

Health officials urge vigilance, but say this is no reason to panic. No changes to current health orders or new restrictions on activities are planned at this point.