Julie Zigoris

Maryann Jones Thompson

Mothers’ nature: Meet the women who fought to keep the Bay Area wild

Culture

Female environmentalists played an outsized role in preserving the region’s natural beauty. 

Christina Leimer

With eviction clock ticking, state and local rent relief may fall short of need

News

Politics

The slow rollout of state of rent relief programs is raising concerns that people will fall through the cracks unless California extends its eviction moratorium and expands assistance.

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Astrid Kane

San Francisco’s rising anti-homeless sentiment is costing those on the streets

The intensification of San Francisco’s homelessness emergency has coincided with a number of other trends that unhoused people say mean fewer of the once-reliable dollars from passersby and less positive interactions more generally. 

Christina Campodonico

San Francisco’s downtown doom loop may have a silver lining

Business

Bay Area creatives believe that Downtown’s woes could pave the way for an artistic and economic renaissance.

San Francisco gives tenants access to lawyers in evictions. Should other cities do the same?

As evictions soar across California, tenant advocates are pushing for more cities to follow San Francisco’s lead.

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Mothers’ nature: Meet the women who fought to keep the Bay Area wild

With eviction clock ticking, state and local rent relief may fall short of need

San Francisco’s rising anti-homeless sentiment is costing those on the streets

San Francisco’s downtown doom loop may have a silver lining

San Francisco gives tenants access to lawyers in evictions. Should other cities do the same?