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San Francisco homeless man in ‘free fentanyl’ sign saga convicted of public nuisance

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Moore had posted signs outside a school offering drugs, outraging residents and parents.

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San Francisco could crack down on public drug use under new program

“We need every tool at our disposal to address the harm caused by open-air drug use,” said the city’s emergency department.

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Amid scrutiny, DA Boudin hires transparency lawyer to assist with public records compliance

Following recent criticism over its handling of public records requests, the District’s Attorney’s office has hired a government transparency expert, Nikki Moore, to assist the agency with compliance. 

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Far from “dead,” SF’s libraries are approaching record circulation as they emerge from the pandemic. Here’s why.

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Despite A’s disaster, John Fisher seeks more public money in San Jose

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His soccer team was poised to redevelop 26 acres of public land before his track record gave lawmakers pause.

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San Francisco homeless man in ‘free fentanyl’ sign saga convicted of public nuisance

San Francisco could crack down on public drug use under new program

Amid scrutiny, DA Boudin hires transparency lawyer to assist with public records compliance

Peek at what your neighbor is reading and the trends transforming San Francisco’s public libraries

Despite A’s disaster, John Fisher seeks more public money in San Jose