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Breaking the SF doom loop: Convert downtown offices into student housing

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A dinner party to discuss the fate of Downtown San Francisco led to an idea that City Hall officials are now considering.

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Astrid Kane

San Francisco’s rising anti-homeless sentiment is costing those on the streets

The intensification of San Francisco’s homelessness emergency has coincided with a number of other trends that unhoused people say mean fewer of the once-reliable dollars from passersby and less positive interactions more generally. 

Is there a future for Fisherman’s Wharf without the fishermen?

Business

San Francisco’s famed Fisherman’s Wharf is at a crossroads as businessmen and fishermen clash over a redevelopment plan. 


Rachel Scheier

Vandalism of anti-Hamas billboards highlights a divide among Bay Area Jews on Israel

A group of anonymous anti-Zionist Jews called the graffiti on JewBelong billboards an “anti-racist” protest of “the mass murder of Palestinians.” 


Shelley D. Fargo

Pretend you’re a kid again on these San Francisco play dates

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Escape, climb, bowl, putt or just hang out with friends at these game spots.

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Breaking the SF doom loop: Convert downtown offices into student housing

San Francisco’s rising anti-homeless sentiment is costing those on the streets

Is there a future for Fisherman’s Wharf without the fishermen?

Vandalism of anti-Hamas billboards highlights a divide among Bay Area Jews on Israel

Pretend you’re a kid again on these San Francisco play dates