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The reviews are in and “Orange People,” also known as San Francisco’s Welcome Ambassadors, are a hit.
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Union leaders stage walkout to protest potential loss of benefits.
The city-owned skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility is in danger of losing federal funding due to drug overdoses and other problems.
With the help of emergency federal funding, the city reported a slight decrease in people experiencing homelessness.
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“Bad school food has been the story since the beginning of time,” one parent said.
Matt Wayne faces the daunting task of healing a ‘wounded’ district, administrators union president said.
Lowell High has polarized S.F. in a winner-take-all fight to the finish, pitting merit-based admissions against a lottery to make the elite school more diverse.
In a lengthy public comment period, teachers, students and other community members aired grievances and voiced concerns.
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Charles Jung, a mayoral appointee, had been a vocal critic of the commission’s conduct in San Francisco’s unusually fraught redistricting process.
Data obtained from San Francisco Superior Court show that District Attorney Chesa Boudin’s office secured just three total drug dealing convictions in 2021, as prosecutors weighed offenders’ immigration status.
Today’s meeting featured shady committee assignments, second thoughts over a new street cleaning department, and yet another Recology scandal fix
This marks the first time in nearly a century that the city would initiate rate-setting, Supervisor Peskin says.
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The $108 million two-year budget surplus projected back in January slips again to a mere $15 million, thanks in part to inflation.
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