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Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez

Lurie’s first law asks rich people to help fix the fentanyl crisis

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The mayor wants to open the floodgates for private donations to address drugs and homelessness. 

Gabe Greschler

‘Tired of the negativity’: Breed hits back at doubters in State of the City speech

In a State of the City speech that featured both a Teddy Roosevelt quote and outro music of Destiny’s Child’s ‘Survivor,’ Mayor London Breed pushed back on her doubters.

Joel Umanzor

SantaCon 2023 brings classy, commando and Chicano St. Nicks to San Francisco

Culture

A first-time SantaCon participant dresses up to immerse himself in the festivities and debauchery of Santas bar-hopping around San Francisco.

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Mike Ege

Supervisors preview: It takes a Potemkin Village

Supervisors are set to pass watered-down housing legislation, survey the damage at Laguna Honda Hospital and pass one budget item without drama—for now.

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Jonah Owen Lamb

The Q&A: First woman to head SF’s federal public defender office talks fentanyl, immigration and criminal justice reform

Jodi Linker now leads the office defending many of the city’s poorest, many of whom she says are being scapegoated by punitive drug-trafficking laws.

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Lurie’s first law asks rich people to help fix the fentanyl crisis

‘Tired of the negativity’: Breed hits back at doubters in State of the City speech

SantaCon 2023 brings classy, commando and Chicano St. Nicks to San Francisco

Supervisors preview: It takes a Potemkin Village

The Q&A: First woman to head SF’s federal public defender office talks fentanyl, immigration and criminal justice reform