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Foil, cardboard, crack pipes: What drug users buy at corner stores threatened with curfew
Store owners and drug users say Mayor London Breed's plan to shut down corner markets, often gathering places for drug use, won't affect the drug crisis.
Nurses say they’re assaulted constantly at San Francisco public hospitals
The nurses are in the middle of contract negotiations with the city with a $800 million budget deficit looming.
The grassroots effort to save Muni by taxing Uber and Lyft rides (again)
Services like Uber, Lyft and Waymo are facing a grassroots effort to put a new tax on city rides in support of the cash-strapped Muni transit system.
Women accused a rising SF political star of rape and abuse—and met a wall of silence
Despite filing separate police reports against Jon Jacobo, three women say their stories have been ignored—until now.
