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Ida Mojadad

‘What would Thuy do?’ San Francisco Skate Club rolls on after losing co-founder to cancer

Culture

News

With community members stepping up to fill the void, the group brings back its popular art show fundraiser this weekend to sustain its tight-knit youth outreach program. 

Senior Politics Editor

Annie Gaus

Feds cite ‘deep concern’ with Twitter as privacy executives flee

Business

Top privacy and security executives reportedly quit Twitter in the wake of chaos and turnover at the social network. 

Reporter

Sarah Wright

SF residents may be asked to cut water use, despite recent rainfall

Politics

Fall storms helped San Francisco’s water supply, but November outlook remains dry.

News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

San Francisco laundry crisis: City pledges more cash for struggling laundromats

City officials announced more money for laundromats Wednesday thanks to an increased rebate amount for those who buy new, more efficient machines.

Matthew Kupfer

Attack on SF businessman in Marina reveals growing tensions over homelessness

Marina District residents say that the homeless population has grown and eroded the neighborhood’s sense of security.

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‘What would Thuy do?’ San Francisco Skate Club rolls on after losing co-founder to cancer

Feds cite ‘deep concern’ with Twitter as privacy executives flee

SF residents may be asked to cut water use, despite recent rainfall

San Francisco laundry crisis: City pledges more cash for struggling laundromats

Attack on SF businessman in Marina reveals growing tensions over homelessness