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Sarah Wright

SF’s power position in the water wars means few local drought restrictions. But can it last?

Politics

Despite statewide drought, city residents remain insulated from shortages.


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Ania Keenan

Tech championed no-strings-attached cash. Now it’s under attack

News

Advocates narrowed “universal” basic income to vulnerable groups only. That might make it more effective — or easier to kill.

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John Shea

A heated exchange caps Giants’ latest loss, Devers’ 0-for-5 night against Red Sox

Sports

Wilmer Flores and Aroldis Chapman exchanged words in the middle of the diamond at Oracle Park after the Giants' sloppy defeat to the Red Sox.

Christina Campodonico

Want to cut back on drinking? Four apps to try this Dry January

Culture

Business

Moderation is top of mind for these ‘mindful’ drinking apps, with AI helping users to reduce their alcohol consumption without going stone-cold sober. 

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Matthew Kupfer

Lowell High School teacher accused of trading college recommendation letters for a favor

While the elite San Francisco school was under national scrutiny, one educator was allegedly teaching the art of quid pro quo.

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SF’s power position in the water wars means few local drought restrictions. But can it last?

Tech championed no-strings-attached cash. Now it’s under attack

A heated exchange caps Giants’ latest loss, Devers’ 0-for-5 night against Red Sox

Want to cut back on drinking? Four apps to try this Dry January

Lowell High School teacher accused of trading college recommendation letters for a favor