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Sarah Wright

San Francisco RV community eyes more permanent home but faces tough road ahead

News

Families living in RVs on a busy city street would like a more permanent home with basic amenities for their community—if it can survive neighborhood backlash, university say-so and city bureaucracy.

Senior News Editor

Jennifer Wadsworth

SFPD skirted facial-recognition ban, lawsuit says. Hundreds of cases could be in jeopardy

Five years after San Francisco enacted a historic surveillance law, transparency advocates say the city has yet to meaningfully enforce it.

Homeless California vets could gain from 2024 ballot measure on mental health

Politics

One-third of the nation’s unhoused veterans are in California. A 2024 ballot measure would provide new mental health funding.

Maryann Jones Thompson

Burning Man 2023: Rain, mud trap burners in Black Rock City

Culture

Organizers closed the Nevada event’s roads and gates after a rare rainstorm on Friday. All burns were postponed ‘indefinitely’

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San Francisco RV community eyes more permanent home but faces tough road ahead

SFPD skirted facial-recognition ban, lawsuit says. Hundreds of cases could be in jeopardy

Homeless California vets could gain from 2024 ballot measure on mental health

Burning Man 2023: Rain, mud trap burners in Black Rock City

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