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David Sjostedt

As the drug overdose crisis rages, city fails to collect data needed to fight it

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The city contractor that distributes naloxone stopped keeping track of certain basic healthcare data as of Jan. 1, 2021, according to documents obtained via public records request.

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He helps contractors land building permits. Then his nephews do the inspections

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Christians in tech drive religious revival in SF

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One of America’s most secular cities is experiencing a religious boom with Silicon Valley overtones.

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The Giants are back at .500, and Logan Webb says there's more to accomplish

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After a dismal summer, San Francisco has won eight of its last nine games and could have its first winning season since 2021. 

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Meet the San Francisco parking crusaders who call 311 on their neighbors

As the drug overdose crisis rages, city fails to collect data needed to fight it

He helps contractors land building permits. Then his nephews do the inspections

Christians in tech drive religious revival in SF

The Giants are back at .500, and Logan Webb says there's more to accomplish