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Anna Tong

Tech’s latest disruption target: San Francisco’s Board of Education

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For years, aspiring tech moguls have moved to San Francisco and brought ideas like “move fast and break things” to disrupt a myriad of traditional industries. Now, many local techies have set their sights on a new sector: local politics, starting with the Feb. 15 Board of Education recall.  Early recall contribution data analyzed by…

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Tim Kawakami

Kawakami: A less-than-lively Kuminga market sets up slow Warriors start in free agency

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The Rockets, Spurs, Nuggets, and Thunder are all getting better. It makes a climb up the Western Conference more daunting for the Warriors.

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George Kelly

Threats, slurs against 10-year-old illustrate racism in SF schools, family says

A school district spokesperson says, “Racism and bigotry have no place in our community and will not be tolerated.”


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Meaghan Mitchell

7 North Beach businesses that powered through the pandemic

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In Here/Say’s series “When the Lights Come Up in the City,” we tour three neighborhoods in partnership with Broke-Ass Stuart to learn how community leaders pivoted to success during the pandemic. Next up: North Beach. Nestled within steep hills and narrow streets, North Beach is San Francisco’s most European feeling neighborhood, so it made sense…

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Max Harrison-Caldwell

Neighbors say it’s a flophouse of horrors. Its owner says it’s a vital last resort

Silver Terrace residents have been filing complaints about “the blue house” on Topeka Avenue for at least 15 years.

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Tech’s latest disruption target: San Francisco’s Board of Education

Kawakami: A less-than-lively Kuminga market sets up slow Warriors start in free agency

Threats, slurs against 10-year-old illustrate racism in SF schools, family says

7 North Beach businesses that powered through the pandemic

Neighbors say it’s a flophouse of horrors. Its owner says it’s a vital last resort