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Annie Gaus

San Francisco looks ahead to helping children, families recover from pandemic upheaval

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With public schools slated to reopen on Aug. 16, families will soon return to a semblance of normalcy—albeit with masking mandates and scheduling changes.  But helping those families recover from a very difficult year—particularly those children who struggled with stress, isolation and learning loss during the pandemic—calls for a dedicated effort and long-range planning.  “The…

Sameea Kamal at CalMatters

The California Legislature is back: What to expect in 2022

In addition to the pandemic, California is dealing with the same issues it has long grappled with, including housing and climate change. 

Khari Johnson

Police want drones in car chases. Would it lead to more collisions?

Police and Prop. E supporters say using drones in car chases will reduce injuries.

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Gabe Greschler

Crime is falling in San Francisco. Try telling that to voters

Police statistics show robberies, burglaries and thefts are trending lower. Whether that will appease frustrated voters remains to be seen. 


Marisa Kendall

California fails to track its homelessness spending or results, audit says

Three of the five state programs the audit analyzed didn’t produce enough data for the auditor to determine whether they were effective.

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San Francisco looks ahead to helping children, families recover from pandemic upheaval

The California Legislature is back: What to expect in 2022

Police want drones in car chases. Would it lead to more collisions?

Crime is falling in San Francisco. Try telling that to voters

California fails to track its homelessness spending or results, audit says